Sentence examples for disruption since from inspiring English sources

All of Southern's 2,242 weekday services, which normally carry more than 300,000 passengers, were cancelled again on Wednesday, the worst strike-led disruption since privatisation.

My U.P.S. device has been working beautifully for more than a year and has protected my computer from many a power disruption since I bought it.

In Kópavogur, south of the capital, a rock known as Elfhill has caused disruption since the 1930s, when attempts to build a road through it were abandoned after a series of accidents.

The strikes, which forced the cancellation of all of Southern's 2,242 daily services, was the worst strike-led disruption since privatisation and affected an estimated 300,000 people.

"The anthrax letters showed us that even a relatively unsophisticated, small-scale attack can cause enormous disruption since our toolbox for countering such strikes is fairly bare," said a senior administration official.

But why would we if he's not going to say anything?" All of Southern's 2,242 weekday services, which normally carry more than 300,000 passengers, have been cancelled again, causing the worst strike-led disruption since privatisation.

Verizon acknowledges "minor" disruptions since the strike began on Aug. 7.

Such planning has allowed this country to get by without major supply disruptions since the shah of Iran was overthrown.

The reasoning fits smoothly into the income dynamics of the music industry, which has been shaken by many technological disruptions since the 1980s.

In each case your instincts tell you to expect jerky disruptions, since only circles or spheres can be counted on to maintain smoothness in motion.

The disruptions since Sept. 11 have wiped out Air Canada's profits in July and August, resulting in a third-quarter loss, the company said, adding that profit forecasts for 2001 and 2002 were "no longer valid".