Sentence examples for broke up existing from inspiring English sources

Early humans broke up existing plant and animal networks, perhaps boosting extinction risks.

Its normal jobs in the body include preventing clotting, breaking up existing clots and stopping inflammation.

Beyond regulation, sentiment for antitrust enforcement and actually breaking up existing companies gathered steam under a movement that some derisively called Hipster Antitrust.

But it's a project that involves going head-to-head with entrenched interests, breaking up existing concentrations of wealth and economic power.

He stressed he did not want to break up existing teams or impose rules but suggested that sporting tournaments, leagues and training schemes could be organised to bring together teenagers from all communities.

He also pledged that as much as 25% of public service contracts will be handed to the private and voluntary sector in a bid to break up existing public service monopolies.

The Local Government Association called for more planning powers for councils to help break up existing groups of takeaway restaurants on high streets, and said authorities were working with businesses to create healthier menus.

Particles were first sheared in deionised water at a rate of 1,800 s−1 for 1 h to break up existing agglomerates and were then measured for size.

From the decision point of view this produces "wicked problems" [34] without clear, simple, and lasting solutions, from a change-oriented point of view this produces opportunities to break up existing structures and to quickly shift to novel ones.

Frequent placements may break up existing peer relationships.

Recombination allows contending beneficial mutations to form optimal haplotypes, but it also breaks up existing beneficial associations (Fisher 1930; Muller 1932; Hill and Robertson 1966; Lenormand and Otto 2000).