Sentence examples for The disrupting from inspiring English sources
verb
To throw into confusion or disorder.
- Hecklers disrupted the man's speech.
The disrupting effect of ATZ is most striking at the sex chromosomes.
The disrupting effects of health problems, particularly acute infectious diseases, on trade and the economic and social repercussions are well-known, and were recently demonstrated in the SARS outbreak [ 12].
In a scene where the carriage in which Benjy and his mother are riding suddenly turns around, Ms. Sokol's body is physically twisted by others, conjuring the disrupting disorientation Benjy feels.
He was "staunch in the conviction that the success of that party, following the long agitation at the North of the disrupting question of slavery, had precipitated the Rebellion," his minister noted.
We were in the "Disrupting the Real World" group.
Also working against incumbents is the disrupting nature of communications technology.
The disrupted network of a city.
Still, there was no sugarcoating the disrupted lives.
The car disrupted the horse, the micro-computer disrupted the mainframe".
The emergency disrupted the daily rhythms of thousands of residents.
Is self-publishing disrupting the book market?
