Sentence examples for disrupted production from inspiring English sources

But because it was an unmuffled engine, it disrupted production.

The earthquake and tsunami in the country last year also disrupted production.

(A writers' strike disrupted production, and Noxon, who's now fifty-two, didn't actually appear in the movie).

Forced labour, conscription, and taxation elicited several local revolts, but none was widespread or notably disrupted production and trade.

But the government's efforts to seize land from white farmers, who own more than half the country's fertile land, have disrupted production greatly.

The first show told the tapestry story up to 1560, just before religious strife and civil war disrupted production in the Low Countries.

Many employees are 'key' workers whose losses through injury or ill health severely disrupt production and lowers productivity and profitability MTBF C 3 It is the prime factor for selecting critical reasons of breakdown in machine shops.

Workers' protests disrupt production and threaten prosperity.

Union protests sanctioned by Torres were disrupting production.

"They said I was disrupting production," Mr. Liu said.

But some executives are afraid the disease could soon disrupt production.