Sentence examples for long-term disruption from inspiring English sources

Others experience long-term disruption of sleep or eating patterns or an inability to function at work.

Whether or not gene splicing is the answer or if a completely new approach is needed that involves less interference with the natural order of things, what is certain is that the battle to save the honey bee and to ensure against any long-term disruption of the global food supply is not one that we can afford to lose.

But the Beijing adviser said that the current view in Beijing and in the Hong Kong government was that the police could handle any civil disobedience campaign and that public opinion would quickly turn against any movement that threatened to cause long-term disruption in a neighborhood critical to the territory's prosperity.

It remains unknown whether such manipulations result in long-term disruption of original memories.

And although Russia has used the "gas weapon" in past spats with both Ukraine and Georgia, it is difficult to see what situation could provoke a willful, long-term disruption in energy flows to the West.

This new contract enables Walgreens to continue participating in CVS Caremark's PBM national pharmacy network, provides enhanced network stability, eliminates any current or long-term disruption for our clients or their members and allows us to continue to fulfill our obligation to deliver cost-effective pharmacy benefits for our clients".

The two are so closely entwined that both would suffer from any long-term disruptions.

The prospect of immediate hunger combining with long-term disruptions to food supplies was a chief concern.

Given the extent of the damage, it was a remarkable turnaround in what many officials, including the governor, had regarded as a shutdown that would last weeks, with long-term disruptions for commuters and truckers, lengthy delays in the delivery of goods and a major ripple effect on the region's economy.

Pfohl et al. (2010) emphasize the negative influences of short-term disturbances and long-term disruptions on performance factors, such as customer value, cost, time, and quality.

· Rapid rebound, the capacity to re-establish function and avoid long-term disruptions.