Sentence examples for disruption promises from inspiring English sources

The association between the glycolytic enzyme HkII and VDAC has been reported to be specific for cancer cell mitochondria and thus its disruption promises tumor cell-specific apoptosis.

This, in turn, makes it easier for their big corporate customers to build in-house font teams.Further disruption is promised by the advent of cloud computing, which both offers a vast new market and upends a long-standing sales model.

Prime Minister David Cameron has condemned the disruption and promised to tighten strike ballot laws.

In Birmingham, the city council apologised for the disruption and promised to have the backlog cleared by Friday.

Expect more of the same: high ratings, kept promises, disruption and authenticity.

A year ago, in his inaugural address, Trump promised to bring a swift end to what he called "this American carnage". He promised disruption.

Trump promised disruption.

I say all of this, because criminal justice and tech are having a moment, and I don't want this moment to leave a bitter taste because we were promised disruption and only experienced incremental change.

For retail, 2017 promises more disruption ahead as retailers try to figure out the changing shopping behaviors they see from customers who are more digitally savvy than ever.

For Asia, it means pain and disruption but also the promise of progress.

As so often happens when there is money to be made, the promise of disruption may have been over-estimated.