Sentence examples for disrupted being from inspiring English sources

When I grew up, in the 1980s, public space in Pakistan was virtually nonexistent: political thugs controlled most university campuses; protest rallies were violently disrupted; being a journalist was a dangerous profession; theatre and dance were discouraged; and legal and informal rules erected hurdles to young women and men congregating together.

When cells were exposed to 25 and 50 µM of erythrodiol or uvaol, this organized system of actin cables looked completely disrupted, being more relevant at the highest doses.

In contrast, the TM7−TM2 interaction energy in both locked-off Y7.53F and F7.60A is much less disrupted, being reduced by only 23 kJ/mol (31%) and 9 kJ/mol (12%), respectively, while Y7.53F/F7.60A has an intermediate loss of 33kJ/mol45%45%) relative to that of the WT.

Further, the more binge drinking that occurs on a campus, the more likely non binge drinkers and abstainers are to experience secondhand consequences of alcohol use, such as having studying or sleep disrupted, being a victim of sexual assault, and having property damaged (Wechsler and Nelson 2008).

"Disrupt or be disrupted" is something business leaders often hear.

The stuff that does not "need" to be disrupted is being "disrupted" at an alarming rate.

2. Are you disrupting or being disrupted in digital channels?

Patterns are disrupted; life is constrained.

Commerce is disrupted, economies are damaged.

When that's disrupted, we're disturbed.

"Travel is disrupted, meetings are cancelled and schools close early.