Sentence examples for enough disruption from inspiring English sources

The team's results—reported online today in PLOS Genetics—suggest that the same bracovirus genes that disrupt the cytoskeleton and allow the wasp eggs to grow also cause enough disruption to inhibit the growth of baculovirus.

"I'll stay in Pelham," Nancy says, "because, Lord knows, they've had enough disruption.

As if it weren't enough, Disruption Theory has also proven highly replicable.

Neither firm suffered enough disruption from the attack that it needed to take a charge against earnings.

Judge McLaughlin also said inappropriate remarks from boys did not constitute a severe enough disruption to justify the prohibition.

Unison, the union with the most NHS staff involved in the strike, hailed the action as an incredible success which had achieved enough disruption within the agreed limit that urgent and emergency services would be exempt.

Or maybe it's had enough of disruption for a while.

"What we now understand is that a much more limited nuclear war could cause enough climate disruption to end civilization as we know it," Helfand says.

[New York Times, Atlantic Wire] On its front page, The New York Post said "Enough" to disruption in lower Manhattan and demanded that Mayor Bloomberg put an end to the protests.

Negatives issues related to problems with the technology, data that were not perceived to be clinically useful or able to capture enough detail, disruptions to the therapeutic sessions and some difficulties engaging HCPs.

Political analysts suspect the opposition protests are aimed at creating enough public disturbance and business disruption to compel the army, which is led by generals beholden to the elites, to seize power and restore order.