Sentence examples for intentionally disrupted from inspiring English sources
The government has intentionally disrupted the Internet in the past to foil rebel communications when the military was undertaking major operations.
King's College London (KCL) has concluded a number of individuals "intentionally disrupted the rights of others to exercise freedom of speech within the law" after the building had to be evacuated when a pro-Israel talk turned violent, reportedly at the hands of a pro-Palestinian group.
The reports began to trickle in earlier that day by users as they tried to determine whether the instant messenger was being intentionally disrupted or if it was just a technical hiccup.
The denatured collagen film was intentionally disrupted by collagenase treatment to simulate the denatured ECM by increasing MMP-1 and MMP-2 expression under in vivo conditions.
Next, we intentionally disrupted the VLP morphology by heat treatment at 60°C for 1 h (Fig. 2b, panel 4) [ 1] without degrading the capsid protein (Fig. 2a, lane 4).
Exercise has been suggested as a treatment for FM since Moldofsky first demonstrated that fit people were less likely to develop FM symptoms when their stages 3 and 4 sleep was intentionally disrupted [ 5].
In the late 1980s, Internet users adopted the word "troll" to denote someone who intentionally disrupts online communities.
Skyhook's interference suit against Google, filed in Massachusetts Superior Court in Suffolk County, accuses Google of intentionally disrupting Skyhook's business relationships.
Analysts who track Web developments say that the Chinese government may be intentionally disrupting access to Google and other Web services as part of a campaign to tighten Internet controls and censor material.
In gaming, a "griefer" is a player who intentionally disrupts the gameplay of other players a griefer gives other players grief.
While many frameworks of service dynamics assume that consumers will not intentionally disrupt service encounters, a growing body of studies argues that dysfunctional customer behaviors are far from rare.
