Sentence examples for preparations disrupted from inspiring English sources

New Orleans, meanwhile, have had their preparations disrupted by Hurricane Gustav.

The former world champion Bershawn Jackson of the United States was third in 48.23 despite having his preparations disrupted by hamstring problems.

Thousands of Palace fans will travel to Wembley expectant of a big performance from their side against a United team who have endured a trying season under Louis van Gaal, and had their Cup preparations disrupted by last Sunday's dummy bomb incident which led to the league fixture against Bournemouth being played on Tuesday.

Did not play: Benik Afobe Gareth Southgate 6 Had his preparations disrupted by the injuries to Saido Berahino and John Stones just before the opening game and then lost the lively Alex Pritchard for the Italy match, but in his defence he refused to use those absences as an excuse.

Verdict: With their preparations disrupted by their games being switched to Cuttack following political protests in Mumbai about their involvement, the build-up has not been easy for Pakistan.

Regardless of the metabolic fate or mechanism of action of the THF-diols or LTX-diols, it is clear that exposure of rats to these compounds via the bedding material, ground corncob extracts, or oral administration of highly purified synthetic preparations disrupts male and female sexual behavior and cyclicity in the 0.5- to 1-ppm concentration range.

As in 2010, when his preparations were disrupted by a bad infection that followed dental surgery, a carefully prepared schedule had to be readjusted.

Their preparations were disrupted by an early injury to Oriol Romeu but they held their own early on and threatened sporadically throughout.

Löw had seen his preparations severely disrupted having lost Sami Khedira to a calf injury in the warmup and his replacement, Christoph Kramer, to a head injury before the half-hour mark.

Their preparations are disrupted by visitors: Jim (Brendan Griffin), the local minister; Albert Damon Guptonn), the husband of Francine (Crystal A. Dickinson), the family's maid; and most significantly, Karl Lindner Jeremy Shamoss) and his deaf wife, Betsy (Ms. Parisse), who is pregnant.

The 31-year-old Briton, whose Beijing preparations were disrupted by a kidney infection that forced her to miss the best part of a month's training, has always been a fierce self-critic.