Sentence examples for communications damage from inspiring English sources

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Together with coronal mass ejections (CMEs), they can disrupt radio communications, damage satellites, cause electronics and GPS systems to go awry, and produce such high levels of radiation that aircraft must fly lower to shield themselves, or reroute to avoid riskier polar regions.

In its most extreme form, space weather can disrupt communications, damage and destroy spacecraft and power stations, and increase radiation exposure to astronauts and airline passengers.

They estimated that the cost to clean up all of the roads and drains was $900,000 and the cost to repair the utilities and communications damage was another $505,000.

This bi-modal pattern also existed for barriers such as utilities, communications, damage to premises, and lack of employees.

Obama's successor, president-elect Donald Trump, has cast doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's pre-election declaration that Russia was responsible for unearthing and releasing Democratic National Committee communications damaging to Trump's opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Arbab Alamgir Khan, Pakistan's minister for communications, said damage to roads alone was estimated at $76 million.

Poorly managed communications can damage a brand, and erode employee, stakeholder and customer engagement.

In 1966 great storms brought landslides and floods with loss of life, disruption of communications, and damage to property.

Solar flares can release the energy equivalent of many atomic bombs, enough to cut out satellite communications and damage power grids on Earth, 93 million miles away.

There is a darker side to the lights – disturbances can knock out power grids, affect radio and communications, and damage satellites in orbit.