Sentence examples for disrupted operations from inspiring English sources

The worst of these breaches disrupted operations for an average of seven to 10 days.

"It hasn't disrupted operations," said Jack Kennedy, a spokesman, "but it was an annoyance".

Such raids have disrupted operations at some companies, forcing them to recruit and train replacement workers.

Around 20 climate change protesters have seriously disrupted operations at one of the UK's new generation of gas-fired power stations at West Burton in Nottinghamshire.

The decline in inventories brought crude oil storage levels close to a 26-year low reached in October, when storms disrupted operations on the Gulf Coast.

This caused further problems as Egypt's civil aviation minister said the volume of luggage being left behind by British passengers has disrupted operations at the airport.

Ethnic and political violence in Nigeria routinely disrupts operations of international oil companies.

The International Association of Machinists strongly denied that its members were deliberately trying to disrupt operations at United, a unit of UAL.

Union officials deny plans to disrupt operations next week, but some airlines say they already feel the effects of worker unhappiness.

The bill says workers could take the comp time when they want, unless managers say it unduly disrupts operations.

Customers need to evaluate which tasks Satyam performed for them, who else could take over and how to shift responsibility without disrupting operations.