Sentence examples for allows for disruption from inspiring English sources

We need a new view, one that caters to the reality of most protests, one that allows for disruption and obstruction, whether that is symbolic and short lived or as an incidental and inevitable side-effect of location, numbers or type of protest.

You learn from your mistakes, but certainly when you are going into starting a company, I want the mindset to be: 'I'm driven, failure is not an option and I'm going to find a way to succeed.' Some founders say that allowing for failure to be an acceptable option lets them try out ideas without worrying about success, which allows for disruption.

The First Amendment was designed to allow for disruption of business as usual.

Programme disruption through instability was uncommon with only one program experiencing interruption to services, and programs were adapted to allow for disruption and population movements.

As in diseases such as syphilis and chancroid, HSV-2 is particularly important in the acquisition and transmission of HIV since it allows for the disruption of mucosa causing inflammation and the development of ulcers, which facilitates HIV entry [ 268].

Hence we have developed a simple non-chromatographic method that allows for both cell disruption and the obtention of highly pure protein with reduced cost.

This latest tool in genome editing allows for specific genome disruption and replacement in a flexible and simple system resulting in high specificity and low cell toxicity.

Disruption in a French press with added Triton detergent allowed for sufficient disruption of the mycelial biomass without harming the PBs, which could subsequently be harvested efficiently by differential gravity separation.

Exports have been weak, even allowing for the disruption caused by strikes and the troubles in South Africa's European markets.

(On Monday, a federal judge extended the 11 October deadline by one day to allow for the disruption of the hurricane).

"With our men and women in uniform fighting on two fronts, and with our economy in a critical stage in this recovery from the worst recession we have faced in several generations, it is inconceivable that we would allow for any disruption of the essential services provided by the federal government," said Senator Daniel Inouye, the Hawaii Democrat who is chairman of the Appropriations Committee.