Sentence examples for suffered severe disruption from inspiring English sources

How many Americans have given their lives or suffered severe disruption of their lives by service in Iraq or Afghanistan?

At best, McIlroy has only suffered severe disruption of his Open preparations and will still take to the Fife links.

The DfT said it had suffered "severe disruption from sustained industrial action and performance issues" that had hit cash flows.

The council has been dogged by internal feuds, and residents have suffered severe disruption in waste collection as workers took strike action.

The traditional pattern of village life among the fellahin in Iraq suffered severe disruptions, from both general societal forces and protracted warfare, during the second half of the 20th century.

Conflict-affected countries often suffer severe disruptions to disease control programmes, interruptions of drugs and medical supplies, destruction of infrastructure, displacement of communities, and flight of health workers [ 2].

More recently a huge explosion at the Buncefield oil storage terminal in Britain's Hertfordshire caused widespread problems for businesses not just locally but across a large part of England.In 2003 a number of companies suffered serious disruption because of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

Almost 30percentt of pet owners reported prolonged grief lasting six months or longer, Adrian found, while 12percentt suffered severe grief that resulted in major life disruption.

We study the costs of electricity disruptions in Cyprus, which suffered severe power shortages in summer 2011 after an explosion that destroyed 60% of its power generating capacity.

In recent days North Korea has suffered severe internet outages, though it is not clear what caused the disruption.

His mother suffered severe depression.