Sentence examples for disrupt their ability from inspiring English sources

They want to increase legal incentives and penalties aimed at pushing carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and Comcast to ensure that any network changes will not disrupt their ability to conduct wiretaps.

Officer A was part of a secret unit of the Met known as the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), which since 1968 had 10 full-time undercover operatives inside so-called "subversive" organisations to disrupt their ability to create disorder on the streets of London.

We expect further use of these assays to identify off-target drug effects that alter the phenotypic balance of AVICs, disrupt their ability to maintain mechanical homeostasis, and lead to VHD.

These awful noises frighten dolphins and disrupt their ability to communicate amongst the pod.

Cancer may disrupt their ability to handle all of these competing demands, so practical help might lead to the most positive improvements.

These are some of the factors that challenge the health literacy of Aboriginal people and may ultimately disrupt their ability to be equitable participants in decision making.

Experiments with homing pigeons performed in the early 1970s found that attaching a magnet disrupted their ability to orientate themselves.

Police said that after assaulting someone minutes earlier, he returned to the scene, "confronting paramedics and disrupting their ability to render aid" to the assault victim.

HARTFORD — In the 1950s, children with cystic fibrosis usually died before they reached kindergarten age, their airways choked with mucus by a genetic disorder that disrupts their ability to clear infections from their lungs.

The success of the security services in arresting militants over the past year has undoubtedly disrupted their ability to mount an organized effort to shake the ruling Saud family, analysts say.

When 100 women were asked to sniff 100 men's sweaty shirts in the interests of discovering the secrets of sexual attraction, they found the contraceptive Pill disrupted their ability to select the ideal partner.