Sentence examples for longer disrupt from inspiring English sources

The Great 2014 Celebrity Nude Photos Leak is only the beginning, by Roxane Gay 2. Robin Williams' divine madness will no longer disrupt the sadness of the world, by Russell Brand 3. Nothing's wrong with Renée Zellweger's face.

Are we already so desensitized to mass shootings in our country that our routines are no longer disrupted, or are we simply at a loss as a nation about what to do about it – unsure what we as individuals or as part of a community can do to change this dangerous pattern in America?

In some instances, the memory of task A becomes more resistant to interference over time, such that practice of task B on the following day no longer disrupts the memory of A [5], [6].

Under TOFT spontaneous regression can arise if the normal reciprocal intercellular signals are no longer disrupted.

If someone's hand crosses the beam an alarm goes off until the beam is no longer disrupted.

The referee must be notified of the goal within a second of it crossing the line, as any longer would disrupt the flow of the match.

"In the near future," the UCS report says, "higher seas will mean that high tides can reach farther inland, creating flood conditions that last longer and disrupt daily life for growing numbers of people". .

The good news is that data is no longer being disrupted.

Short drug treatment triggered reversible transcriptome changes; longer exposure disrupted neurodevelopment.

Because such consortships would no longer be disrupted by higher-ranking males, pair-bonding would begin to be favored from the bottom of the political ladder up.

However, once this domain is established, its maintenance during meiosis I can no longer be disrupted by tension between sister kinetochores.