Sentence examples for more interruption from inspiring English sources

Foroughi explains that while Gchat has its merits, it's often just one more interruption that can be added to the laundry list of workplace distractions.

Why have studies shown no benefit on survival from OHCA with ETI compared to the SGA? Insertion of ETI might require more interruption of chest compressions than does SGA.

Experiments involving constant speed withdrawal periods interrupted by drainage periods revealed that more interruptions produced less fluid retention overall; in the limit of an infinite number of interruptions, the retention reached a minimum — equivalent to withdrawing the plate at the time-averaged speed.

Stress caused by lack of privacy and workers' inability to control their surroundings played a part, too.Open-plan offices are noisier and more interruption-prone.

More interruptions followed.

He closed the computer and resolved to suffer no more interruptions to his mornings.

The tourists have been beset by bad weather, which washed out their second warm-up match, and Cook anticipates the Sri Lanka rainy season will cause more interruptions.

So for tomorrow's computer world, I confidently predict more of the same, but much more so -- louder and more intrusive, with more interruptions, more security threats, more monopolies and, of course, worse interfaces.

Nicholson could not promise that the second round would be completed Friday, and if there were more interruptions, the possibility of a Monday finish could not be ruled out.

But it's also been found that there are more interruptions in all-women conversations, though the talking-over may be more a talking-along in a lively free-for-all.

The set included crowd favourites such as Can't Stand Me Now, Don't Look Back Into The Sun and What A Waster before more interruptions - mid-song - as Barat was instructed to request that bare-chested fans stop scaling the delay tower.