Sentence examples for is disrupted with from inspiring English sources
verb
To throw into confusion or disorder.
- Hecklers disrupted the man's speech.
The young perspective is the novel's principal charm, but the tone is disrupted with too many overstretched exchanges anxious to tell us things we already know.
Elastic fiber formation is disrupted with age and by health conditions including aneurysms and atherosclerosis.
Transport is disrupted with flights at Heathrow, Bristol and Southampton airports cancelled and hazardous conditions reported on many roads.
It is also observed that preferential growth is disrupted with the increase of thickness given that the (100) peak at 31.7 becomes more intense for 180-nm films; it has been considered that the < 100 > orientation is favored due to the atomic disorder promoted with the ALD growth time.
But the supernatural order is disrupted with the arrival of freshly inducted Nick (Cori Gonzalez-Macuer), whose youthful cockiness doesn't sit well with the cranky vampires, although his tech savvy does come in handy for Googling pictures of virgins.
However, coherent movement to the poles at anaphase is disrupted, with cells showing instead minichromosomal signal at other positions along the spindle.
In Katine, the two rainy seasons each year have been disrupted, with rainfall now irregular.
Organ transplants were disrupted, with organs redistributed to those within driving distance.
Yet there remains opposition from domestic leagues who will inevitably be disrupted, with plenty of obstacles still to be overcome.
Then in 2001, Dr. Brainard found that circadian rhythms could be disrupted with fairly low levels of blue light.
