Sentence examples for disruption to this from inspiring English sources

Few Confederate patriots could have imagined that Britain could long tolerate any disruption to this lucrative commerce.

The first disruption to this absorbing way of life occurred when the family moved to the USSR in 1956 when Jansons was 13.

Disruption to this unit has been associated with a wide range of diseases, including age-related macular degeneration1,2, inherited retinal degenerations2,3, Alzheimer disease4, and even atherosclerosis5.

The government is likely to make promises of concessions to avoid major disruption to this showcase sporting event, but there will inevitable delays to air, sea and rail travel.

The SNP's Westminster leader, Ian Blackford, reinforced Sturgeon's argument on Monday when he said the party would cause "maximum disruption to this Tory government's agenda" if it continued to ignore Scotland's objections to Brexit.

Manipur: After two months of uninterrupted flow of goods on National Highway 53, Manipur's primary connection to the rest of India, threats of disruption to this flow seem to have emerged.

"After a year of horrendous disruption to the railways this really is abhorrent," Chris in Cambridge told the BBC.

What may have been the consequences of this disruption to the order of speakers on the understandings of this consultation?

"Whether or not there is actually a device, this is a grossly irresponsible act designed to cause severe disruption to the residents of this mixed area," he said.

Disruptions to this developmental process can impair a child's capacities for learning and relating to others — with lifelong implications.

This research, published today in Neuron, could also provide insight into psychiatric disorders, such as autism and schizophrenia, which are often characterized by disruptions to this flexibility.