Sentence examples for could be disrupting from inspiring English sources

"It could be disrupting, if you don't have a plan," Williams said.

But recent winters have been ending earlier than ever before, according to a new assessment of Britain's wildlife that reveals global warming could be disrupting the delicate balance of nature.

While disagreement remains, some scientists and advocates say the hordes of whale-watching boats on these waters from May through October could be disrupting the whales' feeding and mating behavior and polluting their air and water.

If you have call-waiting on your phone line, disable it (usually you must type *70 before the phone number in your dial-up connection's Properties box), and check the phone line for excessive static that could be disrupting the modem's connection.

The chain is an example of natural intricacy and balance so easy to miss that it should make us consider what unknown processes human activity could be disrupting, according to Douglas J. McCauley, an ecologist at Stanford University who is one of the authors of a study on Palmyra just published online in Scientific Reports.

Research in mice shows that a compound in soy can mimic the hormone estrogen and scientists extrapolate that this compound could be disrupting childhood development, rising the risk of cancer and contributing to infertility.

However, it is possible that c-Myc could be disrupted by other means, such as through disruption of chromatin-dependent signaling.

They usually have some function, which could be disrupted by a drug.

But that plan could be disrupted if inflation continues to climb faster than expected.

The delivery industry could be disrupted as profoundly but much more quickly than media.

Travel could be disrupted as campaign planes are forced to divert around the storm.