Sentence examples for organized disruption from inspiring English sources

Instead of focusing on the organized disruption, reporters are keen on depicting Trump as some sort of fascist.

Yesterday, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs took a "hard line against the Tea-Party organized disruptions," labeling them a "Brooks Brothers Brigade," a reference to GOP staffers staging protests during the 2000 Florida recount.

Where there is disruption, there is also opportunity, and we've organized Disrupt to explore where the puck is going.

ResistNet is yet another right-wing hub for organizing the disruption of health-care town hall meetings.... Think these organizations are not the Republican establishment?

However, Fran became less organized after a disruption to inflow due to Hurricane Edouard and weakened back to a tropical storm.

The presence of core modules in all six cancer types suggests the potential for a general mechanism, which supports the hypothesis that cells are modularly organized and module disruption potentially causes cancer.

While normal cells in the human breast are organized into acinar structures, disruption of the acinar architecture is a hallmark of cancer.

At a news conference, she said government officials "who are trying to stop us from achieving reconciliation" had organized a pattern of disruptions and harassment during her just-completed tour of Rakhine State, the fifth trip she has made to meet supporters since her release.

The excess volume of ejecta relative to crater volume is the result of the disruption of compacted, organized material by an explosion and the redistribution as ejecta and fallback.

As expected, disruption of the organized fibronectin structure enables anoikis of SCC, presumably losing FAK phosphorylation and ERK activation.

Likewise, Grlf1 is a GTPase activating protein that has been implicated in disruption of the organized actin cytoskeleton (McGlade et al., 1993).