Sentence examples for into disruption from inspiring English sources
The phrase "into disruption" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to describe a situation in which something is disrupted, or thrown into disarray. For example: "The sudden storm threw the outdoor picnic into disruption."
"This has plunged schools, students and parents into disruption and uncertainty".
After seeing the world air transportation system thrown into disruption and confusion after hijackers turned four American jetliners into missiles, Japan is rapidly realizing just how heavily its economy depends on airplanes.
Schools across England have been "plunged into disruption and uncertainty" by a Government decision to shift the goalposts over new GCSEs without warning, the president of the Association of School and College Leaders ASCLL) warned.
Previous research into disruption of green microalgae chloroplasts has been for purposes including studying chloroplast proteins, exploring chloroplast DNA and protein synthesis processes, and for identifying proteins induced under specific culturing conditions (Balczun et al. 2006; Bayer et al. 2015; Flores-Pérez and Jarvis 2017).
The functional effects of utilizing TALEN and CRISPR/Cas9 in model organisms can be classified into disruption, substitution and regulation.
The basic human needs and transportation, medical, and communication system subcategories have intentionally been split into "disruptions" and "solutions" for this purpose.
Jesus invites us into a disruption of our tightly sealed, self-contained, seed-like identity into a God-given identity, blossoming in communion.
But a fire on Aug. 18, 2007, killed two firefighters and threw the project into further disruption.
The company could find itself on the receiving end of a multimillion-pound fine after the Office of Rail Regulation said an investigation would be launched into the disruption.
In the first tangible sign that fears over energy shortages are translating into supply disruption, the grid has demanded cuts to those customers who signed "interruptible" contracts.
It concluded: "That the event escalated into a disruption was beyond our control and not incited by any member of our committee.
