Sentence examples similar to even if disrupted from inspiring English sources

Last year Paulson commanded the heads of Goldman's trading divisions equities, fixed income, foreign exchange and others to transform their businesses technologically, even if it disrupted existing franchises.

The mainly state-educated MP for Bognor Regis and Littlehampton favours rote learning, thinks children should know the map of Europe – "it's the routine bits of knowledge that set you up for later life" – and believes teachers should have the power to hand out on-the-spot detentions to be served on the same day, even if they disrupt students' and parents' plans.

How would a network recover if disrupted?

LPS crosses the in vivo BBB, even the disrupted BBB, poorly if at all [ 64].

But as CD sales plunged and iTunes rose to become music's biggest retailer — by one estimate it is responsible for 29 percent of all sales in the United States — those bands realized that resistance was futile, even if the service disrupted the way music was sold.

However, our data show that even if copulation is disrupted earlier, cVA can nevertheless be transferred from the male to the female.

Each of his houses was designed to capture specific light and the best possible views — even if that meant disrupting the collective aesthetic.

But somehow they can't resist trying to make points with the special interest groups, even if it means disrupting something as serious to the country as electrical power".

Even if wireless errors disrupt the data transmissions or some mobile scenarios appear (so that the available bandwidth is changed), the framework can redistribute the current available bandwidth according to the service differentiation since it continuously keeps track of the current state of the network bandwidth and the current locations of the mobile nodes.

* "Norm control" means a school must move students around to different classrooms, even if this means disrupting their lessons, to meet inflexible teacher-student ratios.

However, he cautioned that if the left even attempted to disrupt any Westboro Baptist church services, they would be put in jail, where they would then be protested by the Westboro Baptist church.