Sentence examples for disruption and limiting from inspiring English sources

The airport operates to capacity now, making it vulnerable to huge disruption and limiting the number of flights.

First generation UCAs like Levovist require high Mechanical Index (MI) US leading to MB disruption and limiting US frame-rate in order to permit refill of MB into vasculature.

In a reversal of our stereotypes about the flow of innovation, many of the most important resilience tools will come to us from developing countries, which have long had to contend with large disruptions and limited budgets.

These range from securing and preserving access to sufficient quantities of high-quality water and limiting production disruptions, to meeting ever-more stringent wastewater discharge standards.

The ILW will have to accommodate enhanced additional heating up to 50 MW for up to 20 s, subject to two technical constraints: keep the PFCs inertially cooled only and limit disruption forces on existing infrastructures at the levels set by the present PFCs.

Cutting setons have been used in an attempt to slowly divide the sphincters while allowing scarring to occur and limit disruption of the muscular ring, with recurrence rates from 22% to 39% [ 9, 10].

Outsiders can help to preserve a space for moderates in the country and limit the disruption that might spread abroad.

The challenge is to find ways to cut spending equitably and limit the disruption to essential services and the damage to the state's future.

While the participants in the Toronto talks said they intended to adopt the rules by the end of 2012, they cautioned that the standards would be "phased in over a time frame that is consistent with sustained recovery and limits market disruption".

While the participants here said they aimed to adopt the rules by the end of 2012, they cautioned that the standards would be "phased in over a time frame that is consistent with sustained recovery and limits market disruption".

It focuses on the development of efficient restoration strategies that aid the supply chain in recovering from a disruption, thereby limiting the impact on its customers.