Sentence examples for cause a disruption from inspiring English sources

Some women might be more susceptible to these pollutants than others, and a body burden of POPs, for a long period, might cause a disruption of hormonal balance and disrupt normal metabolism of glucose and lipids.

Saying something has the potential to disrupt, even if it does not actually cause a disruption, is an open-ended assertion of authority over a teacher's right to free expression.

And those in possession of just about anything that could cause a disruption can expect intense police scrutiny.

Parasites are living organisms that feed off of other organisms; viruses are unique sequences of genomic material which can cause a disruption or aberration of normal biological function.

In Tinker v. Des Moines, the court held that schools could punish on-campus speech if it's "reasonable" to expect it to cause a disruption.

"As if I'd let you carry on like that and cause a disruption to transport!" Katerina Vasilievna took a broom and began to sweep the track around the switch.

Searching for the causative agent led to the detection of the ZOT, a toxin which causes a disruption of the tight junctions in isolated intestine [44].

And he never caused a disruption in the locker room.

She's this Southern belle who's caused a disruption.

Hall will undoubtedly be feeling wretched that he caused a disruption.

Of course, causing a disruption of some magnitude is usually the whole point of mass demonstrations.