Hay fever can be horrible for children (runny noses aren't fun, and a blocked nose disrupts sleep), especially at exam time.
This is Cambodia, but it could be anywhere in the developing world, because Suan and her family are trapped in an all too ubiquitous cycle: they are ensnared in a vicious circle in which poverty obstructs education, creating illiteracy and a lack of skills which, in turn, perpetuate poverty and so on ceaselessly until some external factor disrupts this pattern.
The transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, said: "I condemn any industrial action that disrupts the travelling public.
Regardless of occupation, the flow of outside investments disrupts quiet lives.
The jostling actions of mere molecules sits uncomfortably with my sense of myself as a rational agent and perhaps that is ultimately what disrupts any deep-rooted sense of the molecular self.
Perhaps the heat disrupts the supply chain or perhaps air conditioners fail to work properly.Lastly, the weather influences basic conditions of life and hence factors of production.
High inflation disrupts steady growth, and by blurring movements in relative prices it leads to a misallocation of resources.
Hence the stampede of occupational therapists, masseurs, chiropractors and many others to warn of dire consequences if the court disrupts "a 150-year tradition of regulation by practising professionals", as one brief put it.
Just as hyperlinking disrupts the traditional structures of written text, the same is true of video.Technology Quarterly Splitting the digital difference Behold, the bus of the future Pipe in the sky?
So America's government is paying independent groups, such as the EcoHealth Alliance, to search for pathogens in places where such viral hopscotch is likely often where rapid development disrupts animals' natural habitats.
It disrupts pastoralists herding their cattle and can leak radon and other gases.
