Sentence examples for disrupted because of from inspiring English sources

The fresh water network is completely disrupted because of shelling.

9.42am GMT Some rail services are disrupted because of fallen trees and flooding.

The MTA tweeted Tuesday night that service had been disrupted because of the accident.

Business, too, has been disrupted because of the bad name associated with the slum.

Inevitably, links in the road network are sometimes disrupted because of adverse weather, technical failures or major accidents.

In South Korea, there are still worries that the reunions might be disrupted because of the impending military drills.

The police source said investigators were hoping to see E.T.A.'s activities disrupted because of the arrests.

The Park Service promises that most visits to Liberty Island won't be disrupted, because 85percentt of visitors never actually venture into the statue, according to agency statistics.

In Berlin he finds his ride disrupted because Colin Powell ("he of the Evil Empire") is in town and many of the roads are closed off and guarded by riot police.

In general, incumbents tend to be disrupted because they neglect signals of turbulence.

The different asthma symptoms were defined as a) the number of days with wheezing, chest tightness, and cough; b) the number of nights with disturbed sleep resulting from asthma; or c) the number of days of disrupted activities because of asthma.