Inevitably, links in the road network are sometimes disrupted because of adverse weather, technical failures or major accidents.
Client meetings are sometimes disrupted by armies of children in hi-vis, popping over from the local primary school to hunt for signs of seasonal change in the walled garden.
The same day, a spokesman for Theresa May said: "The strikes are wrong and they are causing untold misery to hundreds of thousands". The strikers were showing "contempt for ordinary people trying to go about their daily lives" – as if the strikers were not themselves ordinary people, whose lives were sometimes disrupted by strikes, and who might therefore understand the wider implications.
He was wearing a brightly colored, nearly metallic jacket, and his hands — those extraordinary hands, with their long, knotty fingers — paused over the keys as he looked first at Min Tanaka, the famous seventy-one-year-old Butoh dancer, who, dressed in a khaki suit, began to dance as Taylor played a solo that was sometimes disrupted and added to by Tony Oxley, the English drummer.
Interviews were sometimes disrupted or terminated prematurely by staff arriving to provide episodes of support to the women, or by the baby's requirements.
Importantly, noncovalent protein protein bonds are sometimes disrupted in the rotary shadowing technique [ 8], but uranyl acetate, in addition to providing high resolution contrast, fixes oligomeric protein structures in a few milliseconds [ 22].
This is affecting the economy as winter transport is sometimes severely disrupted – not only aircraft, but even trains and road traffic.
However, in communication guidance and training, instrumentality is sometimes regarded as disrupting emotional discussion and diverting the consultation from patients' needs.
Winter smogs are common in Delhi, but this year's haze has been sometimes severe, disrupting air and railway traffic.
