Sentence examples for often interruptions from inspiring English sources

In "One Loss Plus" the problem is the opposite: Mr. Roumain's music for electric violin (which he played), keyboard (played by Wynne Bennett) and electronic sound tended to be so involving that the spoken sections were often interruptions.

The NGDOs and other APOC partners played an important role in persuading Cameroon to adopt the CDTI strategy and from then on coverage improved, although the Government decision to pay the CDDs meant that there were often interruptions in the distribution when payment was late.

Employers should learn that career interruptions are inevitable for everyone: Careers are journeys that are often interrupted along the way by various life events.

However, the data indicated that it can be challenging to take a phased, longer-term approach to care when patients who are being rehoused by the National Asylum Support Service often have interruptions in care and changes in the services providing care.

(Or else someone so laidback as to be wholly at ease with frequent, often inane interruption).

The result is often treatment interruption, which further compromises tumour control.

Mr. Fuld, by turns combative and contemplative, and often pained by interruptions of his answers, repeatedly denied that any misrepresentations took place.

An inherent part of nurses' work is to handle nurse calls that often cause challenging interruptions to ongoing activities.

Such interruptions often result in children being permanently withdrawn from school and condemning yet another generation to poverty [9].

Since the testimony of victims is instrumental for proving indictments, it is most often subject to interruptions and vigorous cross-examination.

In fact, weather-related power interruptions often tend to be of high impact and sustained duration, ranging from hours to days, because of the large damage on transmission and distribution facilities.