Sentence examples for be able to disrupt from inspiring English sources
"We've got to be able to disrupt Dorsey and not allow him to get into a rhythm," Bohl said.
Because the whole purpose of this program is to provide instantaneous information to be able to disrupt any plot that may be taking place".
It should strengthen its bases and be able to disrupt Chinese attacks with decoys and by spreading aircraft and ships around the region.
If she loses the presidency, Ms. Tymoshenko remains prime minister, and she would be able to disrupt Mr. Yanukovich's agenda until he could put together a coalition in Parliament to dismiss her.
The two should be able to disrupt each other's comfort zones enough to make it something of a chess match, their very different types of athleticism making for a compelling contrast.
It is clear that without a peace a Sinhalese-dominated army will always face resistance in the Tigers' stronghold, the north and east; that the Tigers and their sympathizers will always be able to disrupt the rest of Sri Lanka; and that the death toll of an all-out war will not be internationally acceptable.
The process is important for resistance because IRG proteins are able to disrupt the PVM (Martens et al., 2005), and vacuolar disruption leads to the rapid death of the enclosed parasite (Zhao et al., 2009a).
Electronic surveillance followed, co-conspirators were identified and "we were able to disrupt this terrorist activity".
The FBI was "able to disrupt this terrorist activity," Joyce says – no details.
