Sentence examples for disrupt calls from inspiring English sources

It does not block 911 (emergency) calls, nor does it disrupt calls in progress that happen to pass through the umbrella's edges, such as one a civilian might make while driving on a road near a prison.

The messages go out over a special wireless carrier channel called Cell Broadcast and aren't affected by regular cellphone traffic that might disrupt calls and text messages during times of heavy usage, according to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, which has teamed with the government in the program.

"The kind of company that will disrupt call centers will come from the east — we truly understand the call center life," Jain told TechCrunch.

After one week some of the parents could not keep up with their workload, there were screaming fits that disrupted calls and one important fare left waiting - but Managing Director Liam Griffin, who was initially a sceptic, admits there has been an upside.

Heron routinely advises founders to attend Disrupt, calling it a "no-brainer".

Octopart was financed by Y Combinator back in 2007, and today the Octopart team is launching a new platform live at Disrupt called ThriftDB.

A startup launching today at TechCrunch Disrupt, called Local Hero has developed a mobile networking app that aims to help you make these targeted connections (and turn your friends into heroes).

Heron routinely advises founders to attend Disrupt, calling it a "no-brainer". He cites access to investors, naturally, but also notes the show's large media presence — and the important role media exposure plays in the life of an early startup.

What we specifically discussed was the panel Neil sat on at Disrupt called "When Will Fashion Tech Just Be Fashion?" One thing that came up in the panel was the concept of fashion startups disrupting traditional brick and mortar stores by cutting out the middleman and keeping prices lower, presenting a unique AND cheaper online customer experience.

During a panel discussion at Disrupt called "Urban Transportation," the CEO and co-founder of Hailo, Jay Bregman, announced that the on-demand taxi service has gotten the go-ahead to operate in the New York City area within the next couple of hours.

"It would be like trying to disrupt telephone calls, it's so ubiquitous".