Sentence examples for disrupted saying from inspiring English sources

But the report said the plot had "not progressed beyond the initial planning stages" when it had been "fully disrupted", saying the the CIA's claims that its techniques had thwarted it were "inaccurate".

No one was hurt, and the voting was not disrupted, said the official, Gennadiy Peleshchak.

"I think about being 40 or 50 and being disrupted," said Mr. Levie, whose company was founded in 2005.

Officials at New Jersey Transit, whose commuter bus service was disrupted, said it expected to have normal bus service this morning.

"The subway, the sewer, a lot got disrupted," said Mr. Wong, who said complaints about rats were about as bad as he has seen in 10 years.

We in turn are now being disrupted," says Scofield, who co-founded Finca in 1984 to provide savings accounts, loans and other financial services.

Evidence of action from other sectors – retailers whose supply chains could be severely disrupted, say, or travel companies that might find popular tourist destinations uninhabitable – remains scant.

"It would mean that the special relationship he has deliberately built over the last couple of years with Bush and Blair would be disrupted," said Mr. Caracciolo, referring to the American president and the British prime minister.

"It's not that we're thrilled that they're having to relocate and that their plans will be disrupted," said Julia Maximo, who heads up its group and wedding sales.

"This is an area that's ready to be disrupted," says Chief Marketing Officer Jake Levant.

In these dwarf mutants, the genes controlling crucial steps in the program that causes notochord cells to differentiate may be disrupted, says Derek Stemple, a postdoctoral researcher in Driever's lab.