Sentence examples for disrupt moves from inspiring English sources

They were bound to try to disrupt moves towards any compromise settlement.

Russian officials have called the alliance's accusations of espionage a "provocation" meant to disrupt moves toward greater cooperation.

Some geriatric care managers also arrange care in the person's home, which avoids a potentially disrupting move.

Health insurance companies, too, are open to changes in the law, but representatives for Aetna, Anthem, Centene, UnitedHealth Group and others don't want the market disrupted moving from one plan to another.

At one point, H.P. sued Mr. Hurd in a bid to disrupt his move to Oracle.

So negative shocks like bad weather might disrupt that move, even as the US has now entered deflation.

Saudis and foreigners alike point to Prince Ahmed, 72 and one of the last surviving competent sons of Ibn Saud, as someone who may yet try to disrupt the move to the next generation.

Saudis and foreigners alike point to Prince Ahmed, 72 and one of the last surviving competent sons of Ibn Saud, as someone who may try to disrupt the move to the next generation.

But if Benioff continues to do what he has been doing now for the ten years of the Web Services revolution — correctly marrying a strong sense of what technologies will stick and foster consumer acceptance with the opportunities to disrupt slow moving competitors from his past — he and his company will continue to prosper.

Dogs can struggle to find a warm spot and can lose sleep, or even disrupt yours, moving around and being restless.

Mobile payments platform Dwolla has the potential to disrupt how money moves in the new, digital economy.