Sentence examples for suffered disruption from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Sherwood suffered disruption before and during the tie with Gabriel Agbonlahor failing to recover from a hamstring injury sustained the previous weekend at Tottenham Hotspur.

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

Thousands of householders, business people and travellers suffered disruption after almost a month's worth of rain fell within hours, raising fresh concerns that not enough was being spent on flood defences and prevention measures.

The home secretary said she would also meet Kent MPs and acknowledged the "forbearance of the residents of Kent, who suffered disruption due to the buildup of traffic on local roads caused by the French strike".

Since last fall, some of the nation's larget banks have suffered disruptions to their websites, including Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo and HSBC.

They found that 47percentt of women suffered disruptions to their menstrual cycle, while 18percentt had had miscarriages or stillborn babies in the previous five years.

Out of 221 pre-anesthetic patient briefings, 130 briefings (58.8%) suffered disruptions.

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.