Sentence examples for high level of disruption from inspiring English sources

The budget airline said weak consumer confidence and an unusually high level of disruption to flights was making it difficult to predict how the business would fare in the coming months.

Mark Tanzer, chief executive of Abta, the travel association, said: "While most flights are back to normal, and most stranded British passengers will be back this weekend, there is still quite a high level of disruption in some destinations.

The Met Office warned: "widespread flooding will lead to high levels of disruption to travel, deep, fast-flowing watercourses and an associated possible danger to life".

McCall said the outlook remained uncertain: "The economic and operating environment remains uncertain, following the high levels of disruption and more recently the UK's referendum decision to leave the EU, as well as the recent events in Turkey and Nice, which have affected consumer confidence.

Consistent with previous analysis of the PZ, the phospholipase D genes display high levels of disruption in both serotype B strains [ 24].

There is evidence to demonstrate that high levels of disruption negatively impact the healing process for new mothers and their newborns.

As well as the simple impact on elephant numbers, Wittemyer noticed that poaching was causing a high level of social disruption, and that there were many orphaned elephants.

Never-the-less the 7.2% lost to follow-up rate (after exclusion of the 42 early deaths) seems low in a country with the high level of social disruption currently seen in Haiti.

But it turns out that emerging markets are ripe for the highest levels of disruption, because this is where buses are used most.

Consequently, most of the genomic structural changes revealed by paired-end sequencing for this subject must be the result of poor sequencing library preparation, as it is highly unlikely that the corresponding subject can survive with such a high level of genomic disruptions.

CFS/ME is associated with a high level of distress and disruption to patients lives, and is costly in terms of both health service utilization and economic burden to patients and their families [ 3- 5].