Sentence examples for disrupt that process from inspiring English sources

"There's a cycle of decay and regeneration of neighborhoods just as there is in forests," he said, "and a city will die if you disrupt that process".

Reconsolidation presents a chance to disrupt that process; you don't lose the memory — you just lose the pleasant feeling it creates.

Senate panels approved them over the protests of Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr., who is conducting a long-running "strategic economic dialogue" with Beijing over trade and other disputes and says punitive legislation would disrupt that process.

Apart from Gale A. Norton, the interior secretary, none of President Bush's nominees to top Interior posts have been confirmed, and Mr. Nelson's action is bound to disrupt that process further.

Warrington will have to disrupt that process and the way that Wigan play.

After all, he returned to Ibrox to help rebuild the club, not to disrupt that process.

Adding salt disrupts that process and the energy required by the water to reform as ice is much higher.

But if something life-threatening disrupts that process, the box memories get stuck, trapped in the amygdala, that bit of the brain that triggers your fight or flight survival impulse.

8.09pm BST Obama is describing a "rebalancing" review he ordered between protecting civil liberties and security, and how "leaks" disrupted that process.

"In the past two or three years we have had people in the squad who haven't bought into what we are about and have disrupted that process.

The likes of Vahdam and Teabox have already massively disrupted that process, making tea both fresher and more cost efficient without the middlemen.