Sentence examples for disrupting operations from inspiring English sources

The City Council goes on recess the day Mr. Filner's treatment starts, and does not return until Sept. 9. Earlier this month, Mr. Filner appointed Walt Ekard as the city's chief operating officer in an effort, he said, to keep his problems from disrupting operations.

Stuxnet went far beyond shutting down or disrupting operations.

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

Jeremy Hunt, the health secretary, has pledged the extra money to try to stop future malware attacks disrupting operations and appointments in key medical centres.

"The type of access they were able to gain," he said, and "the amount of information and the types of information they were getting means they could do lots of stuff to those systems," both purloining data and disrupting operations.

Due to the way the US government is funded, without a resolution to the impasse, more than 800,000 government workers could be furloughed or sent to work without pay beginning at midnight on Friday, disrupting operations days before Christmas.

The protest disrupted operations for nine days.

These assaults can disrupt operations and alienate customers.

They can disrupt operations, alienate customers, and tarnish reputations.

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".