Sentence examples for disturbed that it will from inspiring English sources

I am particularly disturbed that it will be challenging the voting rights of the mentally disabled.

This information will allow the applicant to characterize both the materials to be disturbed that will make up the filled mine area.

Just tap on "details" in the top right, and you'd see a new option below Do Not Disturb that will let you toggle whether or not you send the read receipts.

Although the pipeline will run outside the formal boundary of the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, tribal members have argued that it will disturb sacred sites, and that consultation on this point was inadequate.

"It continues to threaten aquatic life in the Sound as a result of the sediment that will be disturbed and deposited and the heat that it will generate, as well as other potentially damaging effects," he said.

Environmentalists condemn the plan, saying that it will further disturb Barrow's ecology and will encourage the introduction of other gas-related industries.

A vast shopping mall, demanded by the developer who collaborated on the project with the government, is buried beneath the stadium so that it will not disturb the serenity of the surrounding park.

Most agreements require the contractor to name the co-op or condo as an additional insured party on the policy, to describe the scope of work and to ensure that it will not disturb other tenants.

However, our collaborators offered to modify the receptor with an antigen and to demonstrate that it will not disturb the function of the receptor.

He admits that "our intelligence work has not touched deep into the core of this cult organisation to such a point of a breakthrough, placing us on the defensive" and expresses worry that it will "definitely disturb people's thought and seriously endanger the rule of the Party".

He admits that "our intelligence work has not touched deep into the core of this cult organization to such a point of a breakthrough, placing us on the defensive" and expresses worry that it will "definitely disturb people's thought and seriously endanger the rule of the Party".