Sentence examples for voice disruption from inspiring English sources

According to Sprint, the Washington, DC area also had a voice disruption last night, which was unrelated to the SMS issues.

There is no significant voice disruption anywhere in the U.S. except for a small part of our Sprint network in the Washington, DC area.

Hector Figueroa, president of Local 32BJ of the SEIU, a giant Manhattan-based union representing building-service workers and pushing to help airport workers, said American workers badly need innovative, nontraditional advocacy efforts like the Fight for 15. "We have to be all in for workers, we have to be a voice of disruption raising demands for working people," he said.

On Kodiak Island, hundreds of miles south, concerns have been voiced about disruptions to the fishing industry.

But because the crane operator could not see the other side and even though he had telephone communication with others on the project team who could have directed him, the possibility of a disruption in voice contact resulted in the use of one of the oldest forms of communication known to mankind -- hand signals.

Academics and industry figures also signed the letter, voicing fears over possible disruption to services and businesses.

[C10.] Air Travelers Prepare for Disruption Passengers voiced concern, indifference and frustration at the prospect of being caught in a suspension of service by US Airways, which faces a strike threat on Saturday.

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voiced his discontent with the disruption, asking that "the noise" be removed from the room.

Here the disruption suggests, as a voice intones at the end, that Mr. Rubsam "is really talking about humanism".