Sentence examples for disruption and damage from inspiring English sources

Protests from residents about noise, disruption and damage to the park resulted in the organisers agreeing to withdraw.

Fugate warned that even if Irene decreases in intensity it could still cause significant disruption and damage to property.

Elsewhere, Morris says he is seeing "staffing decimated across the country", and "an increasing amount of large concerts, often at peak summer periods, causing disruption and damage".

Whatever polls say, hundreds of thousands of parents will surely resist their return because they would cause disruption and damage successful schools.

But can we now also expect a flood of demands for compensation for what amounted to days of disruption and damage?

The South Korean embassy, according to the Jakarta Post, wrote to the government, lamenting the congestion, disruption and damage to factories.

The current study focused on blood brain barrier disruption and neurovascular damage induced by engineered nanomaterials.

Burghfield was badly flooded after heavy rain in July 2007, which an internal AWE report said caused severe disruption and "extensive damage" to an explosives area.

The MPs examined the use of scientific advice in four emergency situations: the 2009-10 H1N1 influenza (swine flu) pandemic, the April 2010 volcanic ash disruption, and potential damage from space weather and cyber attacks.

This paper reviews documented disruption and physical damage of critical infrastructure elements resulting from four volcanic hazards (tephra fall, pyroclastic density currents, lava flows and lahars) of eruptions in the last 100 years.

The in-structure shock can be a major cause of disruption and even damage to the instruments and equipment contained in the structure if the detonation is relatively distant.