Sentence examples for disrupt the infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The Germans mainly wanted to disrupt the infrastructure in British East Africa; in Kenya, especially the railway," he adds.

Remember: This is an administration that taps into the cell phones of the leaders of allied countries, sucks up all manner of data from foreigners, and uses computer viruses to disrupt the infrastructure of U.S. adversaries.

And McAfee said it was working on disrupting the infrastructure of the attackers, which could result in the first significant blow to the prolific hacker crew.

"If you want to disrupt the social infrastructure, which is very conventional, then you have to face pressure".

Achieving this would surely disrupt the cybercriminal infrastructure, but it will also require that the administration overcome monumental technical and political hurdles.

A reason for this failure is that, in seeking to disrupt the secret infrastructure of jihadists, security services neglect the public-support systems of the movements which are as important as their covert backing.

Seven key technologies have already begun to disrupt the industry—infrastructure and productivity, online sales applications, advanced analytics, machine learning, the Internet of Things, distributed ledger and virtual reality and their impact will accelerate in the next three to five years, according to research by Bain & Company and Google.

"My concern would be whether a set-up like this would disrupt the local food infrastructure.

A hydroelectric dam on the River Porce is an attractive target for rebel groups seeking to disrupt the area's infrastructure.

In human settlements altered patterns of precipitation and extreme climatic events may disrupt the integrity of the infrastructure, particularly water supplies and sewage disposal, increasing the risk of human infection.

Across the region, the hurricane cut power and water services, and also disrupted the transportation infrastructure by damaging highways and railroads.