Sentence examples for disrupted communications from inspiring English sources

Most disrupted communications were quickly rerouted through other cables.

Pentagon officials said the week's attacks had disrupted communications, weakened the Taliban military, and damaged its air defenses.

Perhaps the United States and its allies had so seriously disrupted communications between the leaders of the Taliban militia and the Qaeda terrorist network that the troops in the field could not operate effectively.

HUSSEIN'S FATE -- Whether or not the pinpoint attack Wednesday on Mr. Hussein's bunker killed the Iraqi leader -- and American military leaders said they just did not know -- the bombing has totally disrupted communications between Baghdad and military units throughout Iraq.

Yet the floods have disrupted communications and supply lines for the army as well as the civilian population in places like the Swat Valley, and have forced the army to divert helicopters to relief efforts, the general conceded.

Now, there is increasing anger that political unrest and the two leaders' seemingly personal feud are disrupting the country's efforts to recover from the worst floods in memory, which have wiped out crops and livestock, slowed down industry and disrupted communications.

A European defence official says even video surveillance cameras can intercept or disrupt communications.

Three states were, and remain, under a State of Emergency, with curfews in place and mobile phone signals interrupted to disrupt communications.

And some information warfare experts worry as well about the development of weapons that disrupt communications networks with electromagnetic bursts.

The worry was that if the rocket flew through a cloud, the friction of the water droplets could create static charge and disrupt communications.

Solar storms can have a variety of effects on Earth and around it, disorienting satellites, disrupting communications and exposing airplane passengers to extra radiation.