Sentence examples for get some disruption from inspiring English sources

"I think we're in a good position in the event you get some disruption for a period of time".

If we get some kind of environmental disruption that interferes with reproduction one year, we'll end up with nothing to catch for a whole season.

"It's probably a way to pool blood and get some continuity of flow even if there is disruption below at the next level".

For losses resulting from disruption to travel, you may be get some back, dependent on the circumstances.

Scientists, get ready for some disruption.

"Otherwise, I get this disruption from the motor cortex," he said.

"When you get continuous disruption in your back four you then don't get your solid unit, and sometimes that solid unit that you would like is difficult to keep when players are not used to playing with each other.

It took a year to get over the disruption, but the new house, surrounded by red cedar, had a beautiful and large high-ceilinged writing room ideal for finishing the book.

Baroness Neville-Jones, the former Minister of State for Security and Counter Terrorism, believes that people need to get used to disruption and changes to their daily lives as a result of counter-terrorism operations and security scares.

Describing the strike as "pointless", Howard Collins, chief operating officer of London Underground, said: "We are doing everything to run as many Tube services as possible and, although Londoners will doubtless face some disruption getting to work, 75% of stations are open and 40% of Tube trains are running".

He was getting no disruption from his motor cortex.