Sentence examples for suffer disruption from inspiring English sources

Everyday research would take a hit as supplies, clinical trials, data collection and travel suffer disruption.

According to the latest forecasts, Inverness and Aberdeen are the most likely airports to suffer disruption tomorrow, although the most accurate estimates can only predict six hours ahead.

Almost half (41%) of small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) in the London area expect to suffer disruption as a direct result of the 2012 Olympics according to the survey.

But Athens's transport network continued to suffer disruption on Friday evening despite metro services resuming, as bus workers remained on strike in solidarity with their union colleagues.

For wounding, the SSM cell culture substratum was scratched with a sharp implement: the cells lining the site denuded by the scratch suffer disruption injuries [15].

These constitute a severe nerve damage in which both nerve fibers and the nerve sheaths suffer disruption and spontaneous recovery becomes extremely difficult in cases when the peripheral nerve is not microsurgically reconstructed [ 4].

Their fields come entirely from external coils, which don't need to be pulsed, and there is no plasma current to suffer disruptions.

Though some websites continue to suffer disruptions, the outages would last longer and occur more frequently if the banks tried to fend off the attacks themselves, said Bill Nelson, president of the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center, a financial industry association. "The attacks are like Niagara Falls trying to fit into a narrow pipe," Nelson said.

Utilities and ports also suffered disruption as workers went on strike.

In the last two years, 734,000 Medicare beneficiaries suffered disruption of their health insurance as H.M.O.'s withdrew from their areas.

And the rail link between Derry and Belfast, as well as Larne, suffered disruption after debris caused by the storms was scattered over railway lines.