Interruption used in a sentence

Interruption in a sentence as a noun

Then you schedule a time for each to come out and give an estimate, which can be a major interruption to your week.

There was no upside to open-plan; just constant interruption and frustration.

I now have to deal with this culture of interruption, packaged as notifications but it's just really lazy.

Checking email, Twitter, and Facebook on my phone has also been a constant interruption of time spent with family.

If there's a brief network interruption or the NFS server goes down, it's WAY safer to cause applications to hang until the server comes back.

Better instead to find some way to deflate that so they can continue celebrating themselves without interruption.

It was fairly easy in some ways - the problem was doing that for 10 hours with hardly any interruption, and being surrounded by all that dust and smell and crappy mindless consumer goods.

I'm a PM, and I consider it my most important responsibility to prevent interruptions from reaching developers.

Honestly I don't think I could handle the constant interruption and infinite distraction of an open office, which makes me think about a startup or something; I just can't imagine working in a "modern" office environment.

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