Sentence examples for caused severe disruption from inspiring English sources

No injuries have been reported but the blaze has caused severe disruption.

The Maule (Chile) earthquake of 27 February, 2010 has caused severe disruption and economic losses.

The abrupt alterations to government support for wind and solar energy have caused severe disruption in the UK's renewable energy industries.

Burghfield was badly flooded after heavy rain in July 2007, which an internal AWE report said caused severe disruption and "extensive damage" to an explosives area.

Lloyd said: "Whatever has happened here, whether a deliberate hoax or a stupid mistake, it caused severe disruption to the emergency services and the local community in Salford.

It was fined £2m by the rail regulator for inept timetabling and poor planning for upgrades that caused severe disruption at London Bridge station.

"Our representatives' inability to resolve their differences has caused severe disruptions in the lives of many low-income Americans," they said.

Their walkout, America's largest strike in three decades, has caused severe disruptions, forcing some businesses that rely on UPS deliveries to lay off workers.

The sanctions, which have created severe restraints on Iran's ability to conduct routine banking and shipping operations, have caused severe disruptions to Iran's economy as the nuclear program remains an increasingly acrimonious issue between Iran and the West.

"Our representatives' inability to resolve their differences has caused severe disruptions in the lives of many low-income Americans," the Houston hedge fund billionaires said at the time.

Moreover, assuming just the magmatic driver interpretation and ignoring tectonic seismic hazard levels could be even more dangerous: whereas volcanic activity would cause severe disruption on the island and could entail several casualties, a strong local earthquake might result in hundreds of deaths and casualties.