Sentence examples for possible disruption of from inspiring English sources

Thus, our observation of an early Las-mediated up-regulation of a CAP 160 protein and a chloroplastic light/drought-induced stress protein suggest attempts by the host plant to mitigate a possible disruption of the water balance by Las via a disrupted transpiration stream as earlier postulated.

Among the consequences, Senator Stevens says, are sagging roads, crumbling villages, dead forests, catastrophic fires and possible disruption of marine wildlife.

A handful of airlines rerouted some flights away from the north and south poles to avoid possible disruption of their radio communications.

The pipeline, a 425-mile natural-gas line from Lake Erie to Westchester County, has been criticized by residents and others for its possible disruption of the ecology of the Hudson River near Haverstraw Bay.

Still, the agreement lifted the imminent threat of gas reductions to European customers that had prompted the European Union to convene a group of specialists in a process signaling a possible disruption of supplies.

"At this late date, prompt passage of the USA Freedom Act by the Senate is the best way to minimize any possible disruption of our ability to protect the American people," Clapper said on Friday.

C1 Oil Prices Increase World energy markets were gripped with concerns about strong demand and possible disruptions of the supply of crude oil, even after Saudi Arabia announced that it had the capacity to pump 1.3 million more barrels a day immediately if needed.

The commission proposals said current contingency planning on gas supplies "might not provide an effective and timely response in crisis situations" and called for common policy-making among the 27 member states to define "an effective EU emergency plan", to cope with possible disruptions of supplies.

Saudi Arabia has amassed a reserve of nearly 50 million barrels of oil that it plans to use to compensate for possible disruptions of Iraqi oil exports if war erupts, according to a senior Saudi official and industry experts who have been told about the supply buildup.

World energy markets are so concerned about strong demand and possible disruptions of supplies that oil prices finished higher on Wednesday, even though Saudi Arabia announced that it had the capacity to pump 1.3 million more barrels a day immediately if needed.

The presence of numerous possible disruptions of cell functions may explain silver's capability of inhibiting bacterial growth of various species.