Sentence examples for failure to disrupt from inspiring English sources

Some of the organizers of the event cheerfully explained that they were undismayed by their failure to disrupt the World Bank-I.M.F.

"They probably felt quite frustrated by their failure to disrupt the election and felt a compulsion to show that they are still here," Mr. Grappo said.

The purpose, that panel said, should be to determine "whether and to what extent personnel at all levels should be held accountable" for any mistakes that contributed to the failure to disrupt the attacks.

Failure to disrupt both the Rv3032 and Rv1212c genes in the same M. tuberculosis H37Rv strain further indicated that bacterial growth required at least one of these two genes to be functional.

Failure to disrupt a gene provides insufficient evidence for its essentiality.

Therefore, mutant KRAS-mediated gefitinib insensitivity is mainly derived from failure to disrupt the Kras/Raf and Kras/PI3K complexes in KRAS mutant NSCLC cells.

For the Israelis it suggested that a flailing Assad regime might be worse for them than an untested new one.On the ground in Syria the protesters' failure so far to disrupt ordinary life much in the two biggest cities, Damascus and Aleppo, helps the regime to portray the unrest as small and scattered incidents provoked by foreign agitators.

Therefore, combined with the finding that gefitinib shows antitumor activity mainly via the blockage of downstream MEK/ERK and PI3K/AKT signaling pathways, the present study suggests that the failure of gefitinib to disrupt the Kras/Raf and Kras/PI3K complexes contributes to mutant KRAS-mediated gefitinib resistance in NSCLC cells.

A reason for this failure is that, in seeking to disrupt the secret infrastructure of jihadists, security services neglect the public-support systems of the movements which are as important as their covert backing.

As oil production in Nigeria slumps, hurt by political failures and a violent campaign to disrupt foreign oil operations by rebels in the Niger Delta, oil-importing nations have been able to take some comfort in the stabilization of Angola.

Russia, whose short-term self interest might lie in a failure of the Paris talks, has pledged not to disrupt.