Sentence examples for disruption forced from inspiring English sources

A number of outlets covered the group's sit-in of the Newark School Board meeting last week, in which their disruption forced the meeting to end early.

Finally, in the 1960s, what historians call "the long civil rights movement" bore fruit, as the massive disruption forced by the civil rights movement, the effective litigation strategy of the NAACP, and the large-scale voter registration campaigns organized by Dr. King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference broke down the door.

The first-day disruptions forced upon him the requirement to play 25 holes, a factor arguably in the loss of concentration on his back nine.

Their walkout, America's largest strike in three decades, has caused severe disruptions, forcing some businesses that rely on UPS deliveries to lay off workers.

He said: "As the craft movement is coming of age and solidifies its position as a key disruption force within beer and the entire alcohol industry, corporate consolidation can perhaps provide some last drops of stock market intoxication".

Spiros Malandrakis, an analyst at Euromonitor International, said: "As the craft movement is coming of age and solidifies its position as a key disruption force within beer and the entire alcohol industry, corporate consolidation can perhaps provide some last drops of stock market intoxication".

The disruption force of specific biotin-streptavidin bonds was determined using DNA oligomers as force tags.

The nano-and micro-surfaced implants showed significantly different disruption forces at all time points (e.g. >15 N and <5 N respectively at 9 days).

At T ≈ 30°C, field-induced desorption of both a 12 mer as well as a 48 mer yielded a streptavidin-biotin disruption force of 75 fN.

Disruption forces at 5 days were not significantly different from zero for the GB implants (p = 0.24) in either metabolic group; but were for GB+DCD implants in both metabolic groups (p < 0.001).

The ILW will have to accommodate enhanced additional heating up to 50 MW for up to 20 s, subject to two technical constraints: keep the PFCs inertially cooled only and limit disruption forces on existing infrastructures at the levels set by the present PFCs.