Sentence examples for disruption when from inspiring English sources

Yes, Drosophila melanogaster also suffer sleep disruption when they get older.

He finally remarked, "You know, there was a disruption when I was up there".

This dispute is about changes that would mean a better onboard service for passengers and less disruption when problems hit the railway".

There are around 50,000 British holidaymakers in Turkey and many faced disruption when British Airways cancelled all its flights to the country.

That would mean that the networks would have a few episodes for the new season but would face another disruption when the strike hit.

The toy company faced disruption when one of its Shenzhen-based suppliers, facing worker shortages and rising costs, moved one of its factories, hitting model railway supplies.

A budget crisis in 2002 led to the greatest disruption when, to cut costs, the city stopped collecting plastic and glass containers altogether.

The Metropolitan police were accused of "suppressing anti-monarchist sentiment" over arrests to prevent disruption when Prince William married Kate Middleton in April last year.

That was what he planned to tell Disney's chief executive, Robert A. Iger — a proponent of disruption — when he went to Mr. Iger's office several months after his suspension.

SI.com's Andrew Perloff sensed the Eagles' offense was out of rhythm with Vick, and CBSSports.com's Clark Judge believes he will be an even bigger disruption when his next return lands smack in the middle of the season.

Simon Kelner, editor of the Independent and editor-in-chief of the Sunday, played down the departures as part of the "inevitable" disruption when a new editor is appointed: "It's far fewer than when I took over".