Sentence examples for created disorder from inspiring English sources

But he agreed there should be a clampdown on outlets that have "created disorder" or "degraded" historical town centres.

The presence of the parents — often confused or furious — and a chronic shortage of staff created disorder, particularly during visiting hours with their children.

Prigogine influenced J. D. Bernal in his 1947 lectures on the physical basis of life to start to understand both how organisms produced their internal order while affected their environment by not only their activities but through created disorder in it (Bernal 1951).

During Hurricane Elena, intoxicated individuals created disorder at shelters and impeded evacuations by refusing to leave hurricane parties.

FORT YATES, North Dakota — A blizzard and freezing temperatures created disorder this week for protesters intent on celebrating their partial victory over the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota.

Mr. Moslehi, in remarks reported by Iran state radio, said that his operatives had been successful in "identifying and arresting the individuals who had created disorders in Iran's foreign exchange market".

They said no – I would create disorder.

"The police are not here to create disorder.

"It is the kind of policing we saw on Wednesday that creates disorder," he said.

"All he did was ride around on his motorbike, creating disorder," he said.

Early in the film wind whips through her apartment, upsetting objects and creating disorder.