Sentence examples for continually disrupt from inspiring English sources

It will also serve as a touchstone for future testimonials about a strengthening borderless digital movement that is set to continually disrupt powerful institutions, be they corporate enterprises or political regimes.

In rivers, turbulence and flow may continually disrupt the visual landscape such that river fish may benefit from learning orientation routes only if learning is constrained so that unreliable visual cues are ignored.

Youth pursuing their own purposes continually disrupt the smooth functioning of school.

Alex's attempts to finish his book are continually disrupted by her persistent requests and complaints.

Their show played to half-empty houses and was continually disrupted inside the theatre.

A handful of fans were yelling at the officials, using offensive language and continually disrupting the games.

Soil profiles are continually disrupted by the actions of flowing water, wind, or ice and by the force of gravity.

This year, rows about issues ranging from corruption over defence contracts to the collapse of the country's largest unit trust have continually disrupted parliamentary proceedings and built up a backlog of more than 40 bills.

Or perhaps by continually disrupting the fast-food marketplace from counter to counter across the country, they can get McDonald's, KFC and others to raise wages to end the ruckus.

He became fascinated by the new ideas of chaos theory that Heinz-Otto Peingen developed in the 1980s, and he extrapolated some of those ideas into music such as the 4th movement of the Piano Concerto, a chaotic ride to the abyss of continually disrupting, self-annihilating rhythmic patterns.

After his set is continually disrupted by catcalls from a female member of the audience (who, in an absolutely true-to-life scene, tells him after the show that she was helping him and that he should have more of a sense of humour), Seinfeld lives out the classic heckle put-down and goes to harass the woman in her own place of work.