Sentence examples for disrupt power from inspiring English sources

That means a greater number of more powerful solar storms and flares with the potential to disrupt power supplies, transport and communications systems.

It said it had no plans to strike or disrupt power service.

Although the effect of space weather is often overstated, it can disrupt power grids, communications satellites and short-wave radio.

The administration opposes it, in part on national security grounds, saying the changes could disrupt power supplies because they might force the closing of coal-burning plants.

Working in this way, with others, Labour can help act to fundamentally disrupt power relations and reframe the debate to make a good society both feasible and desirable.

"A thunder strike may disrupt power momentarily, but it is going be restored quickly without someone having to visit and manually check the hit electric poles," he said.

The threat is not likely to disrupt power-sharing fundamentally; it may well unite all parties against a common enemy the Treasury.

Freezing temperatures and heavy snow continued to sweep through northern and central Europe, disrupting power and travel.

The blaze was sparked by high winds which disrupted power lines in an oil field, forcing dozens of homes to be evacuated.

One hot summer afternoon, after a windstorm disrupted power in his neighborhood, Reeder nearly slugged the repairman sent to fix the problem.

The spectrum of capabilities could include infecting and disconnecting enemy computers or even disrupting power supplies to cause loss of life in the most extreme circumstances.