Sentence examples for have some disruption from inspiring English sources

"Two time zones gives you some kind of body-clock disruption and being on two to four days is long enough for it to have some disruption to affect you," Dr. Rosekind said.

"We did have some disruption to Sprint SMS traffic earlier tonight, but it wasn't a complete disruption — we lost partial capacity for about an hour.

It is therefore possible that with age individuals who develop diabetes could have some disruption in MafA levels as it is already known that in diabetes, MafA levels are reduced [ 65, 66].

"I think the interest is all over the map because people are looking at Uber and going, 'OK, we have some massive disruption of a traditional business, so what else is interesting in the mobility space?'" says Abrahamson.

Even those moons orbiting closer to Neptune would not have escaped some disruption.

Removing him in the midst of a restructuring effort would have brought some disruption, perhaps, but also fresh thinking.

It highlights the Stuxnet virus, which is believed to have caused some disruption of the Iranian nuclear enrichment programme, as being the most famous example of this type of cyber activity.

"Where there has been some disruption, however, we apologise to anyone who has had trouble getting to where they want to go".

This has created some disruption in Italy, but the kids have style.

"If you think you avoided a major credit contraction and you have some model of what the disruption would have been to gross domestic product," Mr. Calomiris added, "that might tell you the benefits were far in excess of the costs".

But the supply disruption may have some unintended consequences.