Sentence examples for need to interrupt from inspiring English sources

How much, though, should readers need to interrupt their progress to consult this list?

Applications are designed to minimize the need to interrupt what you are doing to switch settings.

But she didn't need to interrupt me; the presentation would have gone fine either way.

It was non-disruptive, meaning that, unlike TV and radio ads, it did not need to interrupt a viewer.

"We need to interrupt the spread, change the script, change the behaviour and change the norms," he says.

Indeed, inside Ms. Beniashvili's house, a discussion of snakes so unnerved one elderly relative that she felt the need to interrupt.

Ferriss rarely needs to interrupt, which is just as well because Foxx is reluctant to let him get a word in edgeways.

The case results from disclosures in 2005 that Guidant did not alert doctors and patients that some of its defibrillators had a defect that might cause them to fail when needed to interrupt an erratic and possibly fatal heart rhythm.

PAGE A20 SOME REALITY, PLEASE The Senate needs to interrupt its mud-wrestling over partisan placebos for the gas crisis and debate something real: emergency help for the nation's poorest families who face skyrocketing home heating costs this winter.

"The Watch's ability to set and manage a viewing timer, adjust volume, and pause/play video without needing to interrupt the child's viewing experience in the Nick Jr. app is exciting," says Matthew Evans, SVP of digital at Viacom's Kids and Family group.

He reflects on this not only at a holistic level but in relation to individual instances of talk: he regrets needing to interrupt as much as he did, but connects this to his lack of expertise in Tough's Orienting strategy.