Sentence examples for disruption of services from inspiring English sources

Do similar disparities, becoming ever more apparent across the public sector, presage a winter of discontent and disruption of services?

A protest over rising meat prices, the boycott even led to a disruption of services at the synagogue.

A spokeswoman for Royal Mail said there would be a knock-on effect with disruption of services throughout the day.

"In my own constituency alone, I am concerned that if Jarvis does go bankrupt, this will result in a serious disruption of services and much needed refurbishment for local schools.

Frank Mauro, executive director of the Fiscal Policy Institute, a left-leaning research group, rejected Mr. Paterson's characterization of the current situation as a "crisis," saying the word should be applied only when the state is facing a huge disruption of services.

"We go home, play games and wait the storm out," said Ken Slayton, Jerry's father.It did not seem to matter that officials in Dare County warned on Friday afternoon that "those who do not evacuate should be prepared to sustain themselves for at least 72 hours and could experience hazards and a major disruption of services for an extended period of time".

Construction will take place over the next three years with no anticipated disruption of service, the company said.

This in turn can cause braking trains to skid, resulting in a flattening of their wheels that eventually leads to disruption of service and costly repairs.

"I want to assure the public that we do not believe this bankruptcy filing will lead to an immediate disruption of service to consumers," Michael K. Powell, chairman of the Federal Communciations Commission, said last night.

Disruption of service delivery can have cascading impacts on wider society.

YapStone says there should be no disruption of service to existing ParishPay customers.