Sentence examples for interruption because of from inspiring English sources

Only the 11-day interruption because of the earthquake during the 1989 World Series was longer.

Although many travel insurance policies cover trip cancellation or interruption because of terrorism, they typically outline very narrowly defined circumstances that would kick in this provision.

"Business interruption because of the volcano eruption is not covered by insurers," an Allianz spokesman, Richard Manson, was quoted as saying.

Train service between Bangkok and the northern city of Chiang Mai resumed over the weekend after a month of interruption because of the floods.

When the Masters resumed at Augusta National in April 1946 after a three-year interruption because of World War II, the big names included Hogan, Sam Snead, Byron Nelson and Jimmy Demaret.

After a rude interruption because of the Cultural Revolution, the second-generation of China's New Rich have taken up long-handled mallets and embraced a sport that symbolises the nation's search for global prestige.

He said some of the costs would be picked up by the Vikings' insurance, which covers events like interruptions because of stadium issues.

Previous research studies have focused on the recipients of interruptions because of the negative impact interruptions have on task performance.

Family pattern This group contains at least two points in time with interruptions because of family duties (care for children, relatives, househould).  .

However, the work histories do reveal gender differences in our sample: women experience less unemployment than men but longer work interruptions (because of maternity leave), and men undertake compulsory service.

The vector ex includes the variable work experience, and ue it stands for unemployment, ir it for interruptions because of compulsory service or maternity leave and nw for non-work.