Sentence examples for war disrupts from inspiring English sources

Eitaro Itoyama, Japan, $5.8 billion Total wealth of top 200: $463 billion 1991 HOT SPOT: Persian Gulf war disrupts Kuwait's economy, knocking the country's two billionaire families off the list.

Tells how the war disrupted everything.

But strikes, competition and the Civil War disrupted business.

Abed told me that he used to study economy and finance at Damascus University, until the civil war disrupted his education.

The first show told the tapestry story up to 1560, just before religious strife and civil war disrupted production in the Low Countries.

"In 1914 Herbert Bamlett officiated the FA Cup final between Liverpool and Burnley; by that summer, he had become manager of Oldham Athletic, although the first world war disrupted his tenure there.

Outbreaks typically come when civil unrest and war disrupt immunisation routines, and Unicef spokeswoman Juliette Touma said there are 765,000 children inside Syria who live in areas that are hard to reach because of the ongoing conflict there.

It is not for nothing that veterans of the Great War disrupted cenotaph ceremonies in the 1920's, complaining that much was being made of the dead – who conveniently, politicians have noticed, cannot answer back – while the living suffered on.

Exchequer business increased under James and Charles I, before the English Civil War disrupted the courts.

His illness and the war disrupted his ability to write and he became dissatisfied with each draft.

The Second World War disrupted the occupation of estate houses, as they were used as wartime schools, barracks, evacuee housing and hospitals.