Sentence examples for not only disrupted from inspiring English sources

SCRAMBLE ON TV The rain at the Ryder Cup not only disrupted the matches, but also the television schedule.

HURRICANE Isaac, which made landfall in Louisiana last night, has not only disrupted the Republican National Convention but also brought back painful memories of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the Gulf Coast seven years ago this week.

The legendary lover comes hurtling over the garden wall, narrowly escaping an angry semi-nude couple on a motorcycle whose alfresco lovemaking he has not only disrupted but, in effect, criticized with a sigh.

As Norman Pearlstine observes in his informative and pungent book, "Off the Record," Fitzgerald not only disrupted "many reporter-source relationships in Washington," but he also laid "bare the sloppy work habits of some of the town's best-known journalists, undermining the credibility of all journalists".

Mutation of this TELV-motif not only disrupted binding to GRASP55, but also altered the glycosylation pattern of CD83 and reduced its membrane expression.

If only she knew how much Helms's bigotry had not only disrupted, but devastated, our neighborhoods.

Night work can not only disrupt body clocks and result in sleep deprivation, however.

"They not only disrupt the commerce of the city, but they also take vital emergency service units out of service for a significant period of time".

"The court's granting of these stays not only disrupts settled law but invites meritless last-minute applications to disrupt the orderly state administration of the death penalty," the opinion said.

"The housing crisis is not only disrupting education for children who are forced to move away from their schools; it pushes workers further from their workplaces and that puts pressure on businesses and public services.

But the workers and their union say the transfers will not only disrupt their lives but also could pose a risk to the foster children in the city's care.