Sentence examples for repeated disruption from inspiring English sources

It led to the opposition's repeated disruption of parliament, and to the censure debate.

Fankhauser said: "We are operating in a challenging geopolitical environment, with repeated disruption in some of our key source and destination markets.

Particularly as during the campaign hundreds of thousands of voters have had their journeys ruined by repeated disruption and breakdowns on both rail and tube".

"What this says is that, whether you are a flight attendant, medical resident, or rotating shift worker, repeated disruption of circadian rhythms is likely going to have a long-term impact on your cognitive behavior and function". Kriegsfeld, graduate student Erin M. Gibson and their colleagues reported their findings this week in the online, open-access journal PLoS ONE.

In an election with an extraordinarily close margin, the repeated disruption of the Clinton campaign by emails published on WikiLeaks and the anti-Clinton, pro-Trump messages shared with millions of voters by Russia could have made the difference, a possibility Mr. Trump flatly rejects.

The authors say the findings suggest that repeated disruption of slow wave sleep, or poor quality sleep, could lead to a buildup of beta-amyloid and tau, increasing the risk of plaques and tangles forming in the brain and eventually increasing the risk of Alzheimer's disease.

Repeated disruptions became routine, along with actual outbreaks of violence.

Kate Gibbs, of the Road Haulage Association, said the economic impact of the repeated disruptions in Calais was horrendous.

Analysts said the repeated disruptions could prompt many travelers to abandon European flag carriers in favor of leaner and nimbler overseas competitors operating on the same routes.

He also talked about increasing disruptions and adjournments that have roiled recent sessions of Parliament, saying that politicians should "not reflect with concern on the repeated disruptions of proceedings and a regrettable unwillingness, on occasion, to engage in informed discussion".

Export volumes in 2001 fell 5% compared to 2000′s levels because of repeated disruptions to supply.