Sentence examples for disruption is due from inspiring English sources

Airlines need not pay compensation when the disruption is due to "extraordinary circumstances," such as bad weather, strikes and air-traffic control problems.

GTR, however, told the Guardian that the disruption is due to the RMT's refusal to "talk to us sensibly" about the company's plans to alter the role of the guard and modernise the network.

If firms are not allowed to fire workers, the market always reaches stability again only if the disruption is due to the opening of positions by firms, or the retirement of workers.

If firms are allowed to fire workers, we construct another algorithm which produces a group-stable matching when the disruption is due to the entrance of workers or the closure of positions.

This disruption is due to the effect of hydrostatic pressure on hydrophobic and ionic interactions.

To determine whether this disruption is due to a failure of muscle differentiation, we examined the expression of the muscle marker MyoD.

Eurotunnel had initially only said Tuesday's disruption was due to "migrant activity".

Albuquerque police said their site had been breached on Sunday afternoon, and police spokesman Simon Drobik confirmed the disruption was due to a cyberattack.

McLoughlin admitted rail services in the capital were poor, but said much of the disruption was due to improvement work that would provide fantastic stations and better trains.

Experiment 2 was designed to examine whether this disruption was due to an increase in complexity in the task from training to transfer, or simply due to any change in task.

They only cryptically said the parking disruption was due to a "special event," but no more explanation was needed.