Sentence examples for on disruption to from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has yet to officially comment on disruption to its online gaming service.

Royal Mail blamed the increase in missing mail on disruption to Britain's roads, railways and airports at the beginning of the year, caused by snow and icy weather conditions.

As a result, they are refusing to respond to emergency calls outside of working hours, which has had an impact on disruption to supplies for some customers.

There was no significant difference between chelators on the Specific-Necessity scale, but participants expressed higher concern about chelation with DFO compared to oral chelation (p<0.001, Table 2), with an increase of 1.74 ± 0.48 points largely stemming from responses to the item on "disruption to life".

DSG International, the owner of Dixons and Currys, said its head office - housing 1,500 administrative workers - was closed today, although it stressed there would be no knock-on disruption to trading.

BA said although some of its IT systems had returned, "there will be some knock-on disruption to our schedules as aircraft and crews are out of position around the world.

Wheat futures spiked more than 4percentt on Monday on fears of disruption to shipments from one of the world's key exporting regions.

The transport secretary, Chris Grayling, announced the measures on Thursday after months of disruption to Southern services because of a dispute over the role of guards, and staff shortages.

Previous definitions of disruptive technologies have focused on disruptions to commercial markets and existing firms.

This indicates that 21st century global warming has a greater impact on disruptions to the magnitude of year-to-year variability than it does on the spatial structure of the variability.

One is based on inflation or deflation, the other on disruptions to supply.