Sentence examples for regularly disrupting from inspiring English sources

The six Himalayan states (Jammu and Kashmir in the extreme north, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Northern West Bengal and Arunachal Pradesh) experience heavy snowfall, Manipur and Nagaland are not located in the Himalayas but experience snowfall; in Jammu and Kashmir, blizzards occur regularly, disrupting travel and other activities.

As a result, schools have been regularly disrupted since 2011.

Indeed, against Paraguay, Spain's possession was regularly disrupted.

Dingle came to the workshops regularly – and regularly disrupted the sessions.

The maps helped to predict the solar storms that regularly disrupt radio communications on Earth.

In winter, snow regularly disrupts services, which use rickety old trains and run on non-electrified lines.

The formula of small-town life regularly disrupted by the supernatural world — and some mind-blowing sex with vampires — has propelled Ms. Harris through nine Sookie novels.

Animals tripping switches is not new – squirrels regularly disrupt US supplies – but Kenyans have always suspected some monkey business in their electricity grid.

A spokesman for the Home Office said: "We have excluded more preachers of hate than any other UK government and the police regularly disrupt events which feature extremist preachers.

Still, the usual placid surface of such stuff is at least regularly disrupted by an engagement with the continental tradition, and there are enjoyable passages about some strange Japanese research on water and the rhetoric of romantic arguments.

During Jürgen Klopp's first campaign at Anfield the players adapted quickly to his high-energy, heavy-pressing system and regularly disrupted the opposition's passing but they only sporadically formulated quick, incisive attacking moves themselves.