The government recently warned that alternatives to HS2 could spell massive disruption on mainline railways, but expects others to accept massively disrupted local lives.
The internet disrupted the music business; Google disrupted the media; cloud-based companies could become disrupters in other inefficient industries.
She chastised the luckless philanthropist, complaining that he had disrupted the choir's performance and that he might have caused a serious situation, what with the stampeding shoppers and all.
In Katine, the two rainy seasons each year have been disrupted, with rainfall now irregular.
Jan Tilley, a final-year English student at the University of Leeds, struggled with excessive hair and acne due to the condition, and found that the visible signs disrupted her day-to-day life: "I felt insecure when I first found out, and it affected my confidence.
Renewable technology pays no dividends, has no obvious path to long-term profitability, can easily get disrupted and controls no resources.
Attacks by Boko Haram have disrupted connections further, meaning that there is an absence of an online community able to share news, photos and video reports of news as it unfolds.
There was shouting and aggression from the crowd about the men who had disrupted the voting.
Greater Anglia's 6.40am Braintree to London service was disrupted because the train was late leaving the depot, while the 6.24am Norwich to London service was cancelled.
"The risk he runs, however, is that the insurgency is not really defeated, only disrupted temporarily and for political posturing," he said.
He was politically active in New Zealand against the Vietnam war and the presence of American nuclear ships, and in 1981 during the Springboks' tour was arrested when the Hamilton game was disrupted by anti-apartheid protesters.
