Sentence examples for with disruption to from inspiring English sources

They were faced with disruption to their plans and essentially told to deal with it, which is similar to the way airlines inform me that my flight has been cancelled "for technical reasons", or when they tell me they've "lost" my luggage.

She said: "We have to balance the democratic right to protest with disruption to communities.

Travel has also been affected, with disruption to road and rail journeys.

Thousands of civil servants across the UK are staging a 24-hour strike over pay, with disruption to museums, job centres and courts expected.

The worst that could happen is, of course, not that 800,000 federal government workers could be put on unpaid leave, with disruption to all manner of non-essential public services, from passport renewals to park maintenance.

You set things right, but then, you focused on the theme we like to think about on this technology channel, which is disruption and engaging with disruption to make it your ally.

Diseases like autism may be connected with disruptions to imprinted genes, Dr. Gardner said.

And yet police officers can't seem to cope with disruptions to their time-honored practice of ticket-fixing, like being told to knock it off.

Companies had emergency plans to cope with disruptions to their businesses, an innovation since the attacks of September 11th 2001, but decided not to put them into operation.

Platforms 1-9 will be closed at Waterloo station in London from December 27 to 29, with disruptions to services by South West Trains.

"We're always leery of anything that equates a remarkably well-run subway system with disruptions to millions of people across the country".