Sentence examples for cause transport from inspiring English sources

For Greece to build on this year's success, it must also dispel its image as an unpredictable destination where labor strikes can cause transport disruption and protests can turn violent, Mr. Nicol said.

We speculate that a continual increase of anthropogenic disturbance would further lower the macroporosity of grasses, leading to an increase of surface flow and the decrease of infiltration, and macropore architecture could cause transport of water to the deeper soil layers in the shrub patches than in the grass patches.

Britain's meteorological service put an Amber Weather Warning into effect for Northern Ireland from 1400-2100 GMT, saying the storm posed a danger to life and was likely to cause transport cancellations, power cuts and flying debris.

The measures would also require all visa-waiver country travelers to use electronic passports with built-in chips carrying their biometric data, a provision the British newspaper The Telegraph warned would cause "transport woes" for up to 5 million Britons who do not yet have them.

It has been difficult to tie together the cellular events that cause transport with the known pathways of nuclear entry.

Dubbed St Jude after the patron of lost causes, the storm caused transport disruption on road, rail, air and sea, and power cuts for hundreds of thousands of homes.

Scotland's deputy first minister, John Swinney, said: "The impact of this latest round of flooding is causing transport difficulties and putting properties at risk of flooding.

Rail services have resumed after a train derailment caused transport chaos for thousands of football fans heading to the Carling Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.

The wet weather caused transport problems across the country and prompted the Environment Agency (EA) to issue a number of flood warnings and alerts.

Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney said: "The impact of this latest round of flooding is causing transport difficulties and putting properties at risk of flooding.

The stagehands described one set a field of red poppies in a new production of "Prince Igor"—that required multiple trucks for transit to storage facilities, causing transport and storage costs to soar.