Sentence examples for disrupting communities from inspiring English sources

Rather than disrupting communities, they say, the government should improve its intelligence and prosecution of terrorists.

"We believe that the federal government should not be disrupting communities to attempt now to remedy what they did wrong in the past," Marcussen said.

This includes the extinction of animals that once inhabited the forests and jungles of Vietnam, disrupting communities that depended on them; and - erosion and desertification that will change the environment, contributing to the warming of the planet and dislocation of crop and animal life.

He also showed how migrant "strangers" – far from disrupting community life – could actually assist solidarities within the town by acting as arbiters of local issues, though only where the locals gave them licence to.

A possible problem: disrupting community bonds beat cops have nurtured.

Floods isolated villages by disrupting community roads, preventing access to services, and suspending business activities.

Racism has been shown to limit the ability of parents to promote optimal child development, by increasing psychological distress and disrupting community cohesion and the supports for raising children [ 74].

Using poverty as a an example of a specific situation, they have further qualified well-thought decisions made in households as being within their value systems and hence, not disrupting community or family well-being and cohesiveness in any way [ 32].

Fracking can damage the water table, disrupt communities and even cause earthquakes.

The federal agency usually helps investigate fires that cause more than $1 million in damage and significantly disrupt communities.

People who grow up in disrupted communities are more likely to lead disrupted lives as adults, magnifying disorder from one generation to the next.