Sentence examples for disrupted not only from inspiring English sources

The rain Friday at the Ryder Cup in Wales disrupted not only the matches, but also the television schedule.

This is affecting the economy as winter transport is sometimes severely disrupted – not only aircraft, but even trains and road traffic.

More broadly, shipping has been disrupted not only in the Indian Ocean but around the world, as tankers and other vessels need to use these ocean routes.

They may have struggled through their group, their campaign having been disrupted not only by the fallout from events in Rwanda but also by increasing frailty in defence, but they got back on track after changing managers in September.

The researchers hypothesized that the overzealous p53 protein disrupted not only cancer cells, its normal target, but also the stem cells that replenish skin, muscle, bone and other tissues.

Surprisingly, a SAM domain mutant of Ste50 disrupted not only the Ste50 oligomers but also Ste11 dimerization.

So, inappropriately timed light exposure can disrupt not only sleep and circadian timing but also levels of alertness, performance and mood.

The intensive jamming is disrupting not only BBC Persian TV but TV broadcasts to the Middle East and Europe, according to the BBC World Service director, Peter Horrocks.

Welsh studies game videotapes and has noticed many situations in which Linehan disrupts not only the point guard, but other players, too.

This puts the United States out of sync with the rest of the world for longer than usual this spring, almost certainly disrupting not only computers but also the business and travel schedules of companies, workers and travelers.

Thus the surgeon must rely on team members for essential information, disrupting not only the team's routine but also the surgeon's role as order giver in the operating room's tightly structured hierarchy.