Sentence examples for increasingly disrupted from inspiring English sources

Since 2013, terrorism has increasingly disrupted life in Egypt, especially in the Sinai.

Universities will be increasingly disrupted by both new technologies and society's demands.

Known officially as southern resident killer whales, and often called orcas, they communicate by emitting high-frequency sonar, which is increasingly disrupted by vessel traffic.

On a human-dominated planet, it is only natural that wilderness and wildlife will be increasingly disrupted, hemmed in or exterminated.

Arab areas of Jerusalem are starved of resources, surrounded by Jewish housing blocks, sliced by security walls and roads, and, increasingly, disrupted by hardline Jews settling in clusters in their midst.

Douthat and Salam's biggest contribution comes in a chapter called "What's the Matter With the Working Class?" They make a strong case for why the dissolution of families is significant: it leaves people in an increasingly disrupted society, so that their turn to social conservatism is understandable.

ReprintsPolitics may increasingly disrupt the Bovespa's resurgence.

Poschen said: "Climate change and the degradation of natural resources increasingly disrupt economic activity and destroy jobs.

The delegation will, "exploit opportunities created by the American and European antinuclear sanctions that are increasingly disrupting Iran's economy".

As sea levels rise, tidal flooding is increasingly disrupting life here and all along the East Coast, a development many climate scientists link to global warming.

India emerged as a major new irritant on Thursday in Western efforts to isolate Iran, announcing that it was sending a large trade delegation there within weeks to exploit opportunities created by the American and European antinuclear sanctions that are increasingly disrupting Iran's economy.