Sentence examples for disrupted the progress from inspiring English sources

He claimed bad luck and injuries disrupted the progress of two other prospects Alf Arrowsmith and Gordon Wallace; Shankly compared the latter to Tom Finney.

Those who are trapped by bitter experience make every effort to disrupt the progress of diplomacy once again.

He cast the attacks as signs that the Taliban had shifted to high-profile targets in an effort to disrupt the progress that the American military had made.

That's because I feel I owe it to all of you to make sure that nothing disrupts the progress we've made in just a few short months due to all of your focus, commitment, and hard work.

"We fear that the fact of voting will probably damage the very good atmosphere we have established, and might trigger a landslide of many votes for next year which might disrupt the progress we have made," said Japan's alternate (or deputy) commissioner Joji Morishita.

Some fear the return of Tunisian fighters from Syria, Iraq and Libya will disrupt the progress Tunisia has made or bring home even more unrest.

Short tempers do nothing but disrupt the progress of the bus and make the ride longer.

Some strategists had felt all along that communities of color - both straight and queer - were liabilities, slowing, if not disrupting the process, progress and momentum in this nationwide culture war.

The dismissal of the Minister invoked a political crisis, which further disrupted the already slow progress in fully establishing the Ministry.

As lymphoid follicles are gradually disrupted, the granulomatous inflammation progresses and peaks at eight weeks post-infection.

The Obama administration has said it will do whatever it can to ensure France is successful in disrupting the militants' progress.