Sentence examples for needs to disrupt from inspiring English sources
Jeff Immelt, the boss of General Electric, says his firm needs to disrupt itself with new ideas from the emerging world if it is not to be disrupted by emerging-world rivals.
The other is that technological advancement needs to disrupt or redefine how workflows take place.
Thus, for high-affinity binding, active phospho-receptor needs to disrupt key interactions that support basal conformation (Gurevich and Gurevich, 2004), thereby making arrestin more flexible.
It is important to note that the percentage of hub neurons required for disruption here was clearly larger than the 1% needed to disrupt structures in clusters at the 6 neuron scale.
"I don't want or need to disrupt Harvard.
Perhaps, some suggested, we simply need to disrupt our conventional views on diversity.
We are starting to find our feet and players are starting to adapt and work really well so I don't need to disrupt them".
"The department needed to disrupt such persons from carrying out further attacks by turning its focus to prevention, rather than investigation and prosecution".
"It will also take time to build the buying scale needed to disrupt industry pricing, albeit, Amazon Fresh could in time get there," Mr Gwynn added.
When someone says, "Don't scare the children by disrupting the Rockefeller tree lighting!" or any other holiday event, tell them we need to disrupt those events for the children.
