Sentence examples for disrupt because from inspiring English sources

But we don't get them in a system where, say, the telecom, television and radio industries are difficult to disrupt because only the largest companies can afford access to a spectrum that's supposed to be held in the public trust.

The fresh water network is completely disrupted because of shelling.

Our politics were therefore irreparably disrupted because a black man was in the White House.

Delivery of food to restaurants was disrupted because trucks could not get in.

9.42am GMT Some rail services are disrupted because of fallen trees and flooding.

Business, too, has been disrupted because of the bad name associated with the slum.

Conventional travel around Pakistan has been disrupted because roads and bridges have been washed away.

In South Korea, there are still worries that the reunions might be disrupted because of the impending military drills.

As for the effects overseas, the whole international financial community would be disrupted because many banks do trade lending.

And most operations have not been irrevocably disrupted, because day-to-day management has long been decentralized.

The government does not require airlines to offer compensation to passengers whose travel plans are disrupted because of storms.