Sentence examples for interrupt operations from inspiring English sources

Businesses lose money when they have to interrupt operations.

11.47am: Fedorcio says there would be a "small number" of journalists on police raids on suspects' homes so it would not interrupt operations.

Or the illegal immigrants and drug smugglers who also sometimes interrupt operations by ignoring the warning signs posted on the periphery of the range and crossing through this most dangerous stretch of land on their way north.

The complexity of the processes and the nature of volatile petroleum products urged the oil and gas industry to utilize various risk assessment techniques to identify potential failure modes that can interrupt operation processes.

Greenpeace claims they have "interrupted operations" at the platform.

The gas was so intense that breezes carried it into Cowell Memorial Hospital, endangering patients, interrupting operations and incapacitating nurses.

Congress has to pass seven appropriations bills before next Friday, or risk interrupting operations at the Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice and State Department, among other federal agencies.

New York Mets medical director Dr David Altchek, an adviser to Motus, hopes the device can be used to help pitchers avoid Tommy John surgery and rehabilitate from the career-interrupting operation by monitoring valgus torque stress on the elbow.

Reconfiguration on the other hand could allow the different control architectures to be swapped on the fly without interrupting operation of the controller, while minimizing the area required.

Although there are locally advanced control technologies utilized to improve the overall efficiency performance of RTUs, they are invasive approaches to interrupt normal operations and require experienced service teams for preventative maintenance causing high cost installation and service costs.

(For more high-seas whaling adventure, also check out Raffi Khatchadourian's 2007 profile of vigilante whale-saver Paul Watson, who commands a fleet to interrupt the operations of Japanese whalers).