Sentence examples for causing an interruption from inspiring English sources
Apnoea causes the walls of the throat to relax and narrow during sleep, causing an interruption to normal breathing.
I applaud the majority opinion's bold step forward, and its recognition that a tortfeasor may owe a certain, clearly foreseeable party a duty of due care to avoid causing "an interruption in commerce" which results in purely economic loss.
FIFOs implemented between the reconfigurable modules buffer the data flow during the PR process without causing an interruption at the upper layers.
If the drain cock in the cross-feed pipe was still open to the atmosphere, air would be drawn into the pipe, causing an interruption of fuel supply to the engines, all engines to stop operating and their propellers to move to fine pitch.
It noted in a press release that "it is not uncommon for electric distribution lines near a fire to relay after a fire has started due to ash and soot causing an interruption in the flow of electricity over the lines".
This inversion affected the transcriptional continuity of ycf1 gene, causing an interruption in its reading frame.
It also causes an interruption of respiratory efforts and reduces the rate of the heartbeat.
And though Panasonic warns that operating a power drill or a vacuum cleaner on the same outlet may cause an interruption of Internet service, running both while using the HD-PLC on the old wiring did not pose a problem.
A short-term spending measure expires Friday, and Democrats have said they would not allow money for federal agencies to run out and cause an interruption of government services.
If circumstances cause an interruption in the work or a change in the alarm conditions for which entry was approved, a new Confined Space Entry Permit must be completed.
Where the full-height space does not extend over the entire laboratory, services must be evaluated and divided into those that can be reached from the interstitial space or catwalk, and those requiring ceiling access, as the latter might cause an interruption of laboratory processes.
