Sentence examples for momentary disruption from inspiring English sources
If short-sellers are wrong about a company, if its fundamentals are good and its business is growing, they can cause no more than a momentary disruption in its stock price.
Because Occupy's methods of nonviolent, momentary disruption of society for the sake of civil disobedience were only met with state-sponsored violence and blatant suppression of freedoms, this means tactics must now be amplified if we're to force meaningful change.
In one in about seventy concussions, concussive convulsions occur, but seizures that take place during or immediately after concussion are not 'post-traumatic seizures', and, unlike post-traumatic seizures, are not predictive of post-traumatic epilepsy, which requires some form of structural brain damage, not just a momentary disruption in normal brain functioning.
Its system collects and leverages detailed information on previous outages – from momentary disruptions to trees falling on power lines – to understand and anticipate what is wrong in a current situation and respond automatically to imminent or current outages.
We don't want to know about momentary traffic jams or fleeting disruption or short-term roadworks – the map is a place for unique and personal insights into which routes to avoid based on your experience and anecdotal evidence.
While reviewing the game, the Guardian experienced just four or five occasions when online connectivity was interrupted, with the disruption momentary in all cases – and this was in fact expected as Evolution had communicated it would be playing with the servers while readying the game for release.
As the Ninth Circuit's chief judge, Alex Kozinski, wrote in a concurring opinion about what he saw on the YouTube video, it "clearly shows that Norse's sieg heil was momentary and casual, causing no disruption whatsoever".
Further, the measurements are momentary, and the use of mobile phones makes seasonal disruption (such as holidays) of data collection minimal [ 4].
Ecological momentary assessment.
