Sentence examples for easily disrupt from inspiring English sources

To do that, however, he would have to eliminate a 12,000-man Federal garrison at Harpers Ferry that could otherwise easily disrupt Valley supply lines.

Even if they were to go ahead, they might not return enough MPs to make a quorum: the south is a stronghold of the opposition Democrats, who could easily disrupt voting again.

These results indicated that PEF treatment could easily disrupt the outer membrane, but it was difficult to disrupt the cytoplasmic membrane simultaneously.

Let's not forget that more than $46 billion dollars a year is spent on radio advertising alone — something I'm sure they would love to get a piece of, and could easily disrupt as it transitions from analog to digital.

Stress about school and activities, social lives, and the future can easily disrupt a normal sleep routine.

Other parents in our practice believe strongly that babies are born with a delicate balance of hormones, bacteria, blood cells, etc., that we don't fully understand and can easily disrupt with unknown consequence," she said.

But Whitehall's writ is so easily disrupted by nature.

It could have easily disrupted the cell, at least, if not exposed the entire 9/11 plot.

The analytical one is more easily disrupted by outside stimuli, such as stress.

Unlike satellite dishes, their reception was easily disrupted by events on the ground.

That new ice will often be fragile and thin, easily disrupted by summer weather.