Sentence examples for causes disorder from inspiring English sources

If anything, in this depiction, she causes disorder by being so very involved in every aspect of her operation — writing, thinking, strategizing.

Any sign of popular public anger is a threat to the Vietnamese Communist party and, over loudspeakers, authorities told protesters "Your gathering causes disorder and affects the party's and government's foreign policy".

Oxidation of its components and, in particular, the membrane lipids by free radicals causes disorder in the structure and function of the cell membrane, which leads to pathological changes in the organism.

We already state in the subsection "Critical exposure curve" that if the radiation damage causes disorder in the icosahedral lattice in addition to the damage of the protein, our critical dose measurements will underestimate the critical dose for a smaller, less symmetrical particles.

It exhibits toxicity and causes disorders of the GLU and lipid metabolism.

Thus, defective SC maturation, function, or development causes disorders in spermatogenesis (reviewed in Sharpe et al).

Loss of dystrophin and other components of the DGC causes disorders of the nervous and muscular tissues[ 6, 7].

Some forms of the disease also cause movement disorders.

Chief Superintendent Phil Read said: 'I would urge troublemakers and those intent on causing disorder to stay away.

Plus it's still a novelty to come to the London Stadium and people are coming to cause disorder.

Baggott added: "This was a difficult operation dealing with a large number of people determined to cause disorder and violence.