Sentence examples for disrupted date from inspiring English sources

But centuries of wars, invasions, and drought disrupted date cultivation, and by the time of the Crusades 800 years ago, the region's vast date forests had disappeared.

But what about the promise of "disrupting" dating?

Andy Hunter Manchester City have been disrupted to date, the defence of their Premier League title having been hampered with Sergio Agüero injured for a period, Mario Balotelli peripheral and David Silva searching for last season's form.

In a sense, the project is almost a way of closing the loop: by placing the platform that once disrupted the dating game back into the real world, we're sort of back to where we started only, with some dorky business cards to show for it.

According to Eisen-Livneh, her app disrupts dating conventions.

There is a lot of untapped opportunity to disrupt traditional dating if they take steps to integrate further with Facebook.

Dejamor — a new subscription service that essentially delivers his and hers boxes of romance once a month — is disrupting the dating space in a relatively original way.

To date, a disrupted MMR system has been identified in several cancers, including hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC), and some sporadic cancers [ 5].

Microsoft described the action as its "most complex effort to disrupt botnets to date".

Although further studies will be needed to fully elucidate the molecular functions of TUB, it is striking that the TUB variant reported here and all TULP1 mutations described to date, disrupt the C-terminal domain found in all TUB family members.

The northeastern Algonquin were the first groups of American Indians north of Mexico to have protracted contact with Europeans, so their own ways of living were disrupted at a very early date.