Sentence examples for disrupt as from inspiring English sources

An improvised explosive device is meant to disrupt as well as kill and maim.

They wanted to offer advice on how and where to build, so that the dams would disrupt as little as possible.

I think they'll settle for trying to disrupt as much as possible".

Even on borders, Olmert and Abbas were able to agree on fundamentals: a desire to disrupt as few lives as possible and to maximize the contiguity (and therefore the economic possibility) of Palestinian cities. "We didn't waste a minute during our months of negotiation," Abbas said.

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For example, the diameter of S. cerevisae cells is much larger (=3.5 5.6 μm depending on age) (Johnston et al. 1979) than of P. putida or similarly sized Gram negative bacterium E. coli (0.5 μm in width, 2 μm in length), but S. cerevisiae is much harder to disrupt as shown by the data above.

Cultural events have been disrupted as well.

Our nation's economy has been disrupted, as well as the town of Dover and our local economy".

Outings have been disrupted, as has competitive play among members at what has become, in effect, the most famous 17-hole championship golf course in the country.

But it needs to be disrupted as well.

This is a particular issue if transportation and communication services are disrupted as well.