Sentence examples for it could disturb from inspiring English sources

It could disturb the coalition which President Bush has tried to put together".

In dozens of seats it could disturb the best laid plans of the Tories, Labour and the Lib Dems, and throw the predictions of the pundits way off.

Determining which Christian symbol might be considered an idol is serious, too: It could disturb Christian-Jewish relations and damage Israel's foreign relations.

Oceanographers have warned that the construction is so massive it could disturb the flow of deep-sea waters from the North Sea.

Others claim it could disturb the UK's existing wildlife balance and, as a non-native species, should not be afforded protection.

But while this reasoning might satisfy an adult, it could disturb a child, which makes this a matter of parenting as much as a matter of ethics.

Moving the Hoya could disturb it and cause it to drop the buds before they open.

As lawyers and accountants chat over their coquilles St Jacques in La Capannina and bronzed yachtsmen of a certain age stroll along the marina, it looks as though nothing could disturb the calm of Jersey.

Google, however, wants to make sure it avoids unintentional consequences that could disturb the kind of experience Google is hoping for on Google+.

"It's possible that even the vibration of a BlackBerry could disturb sleep if a person is cued to hear or respond to it," she says.

As glaciers in Greenland melt, scientists think that the influx of cold, fresh water could disturb this conveyor belt, causing it to slow down.