Sentence examples for because that would disrupt from inspiring English sources

Homeowners who are happy with their low property taxes might therefore ignore the fact that large firms, trusts and hedge funds which own commercial property benefit just as much, because that would "disrupt that clean narrative".

He couldn't drink casually during the week because that would disrupt his workout routine.

This summer, people who managed to get tickets to the London Olympics were discouraged from tweeting at events because it could create network overloads that would disrupt TV coverage.

Dr. Paté-Cornell said the wheel areas got unusually hot during re-entry because their doors created a "discontinuity" in the tiles that would disrupt the smooth flow of air over the shuttle's belly.

But they tend to avoid conflicts that would disrupt connections.

Doris (Field) is infatuated, routinely daydreaming about a fling that would disrupt her clerical monotony.

Because N5 appears to retain some of the folded characteristics of the parent pZ, we next tested whether changes that would disrupt tertiary structure integrity would affect the ability of N5 to stimulate channel function.

Grinnell players may even let a 2-point shot by the opposition go uncontested, because they don't want the other team to stall or take the 3; that would disrupt their manic flow and puncture their strategy.

And at 10,000 miles, the magnetic field of SGR 1806-20 would be fatal, because it would now be so intense that it would disrupt the electrical nerve impulses that make your heart beat.

"Because that would be horrible.

"Because that wouldn't have been appropriate".