Sentence examples for otherwise disrupted from inspiring English sources

A distributed database cannot be hacked, manipulated or otherwise disrupted the way a central database can because of its intrinsic design around the topic of trust.

The Houston-area Needville Independent School District threatened Tuesday to suspend students for three days if they walked out or otherwise disrupted school in protest.

Other books currently being delayed or otherwise disrupted include Tina Fey's "Bossypants," Gladwell's "The Tipping Point" and Brad Stone's "The Everything Store," a critical portrait of Amazon and founder Jeff Bezos.

It's a fleeting and cherished moment of normalcy in an otherwise disrupted life.

All individual fibres (and most other cell types) seem to be intact despite the hydrothermal treatment, rather than being broken or otherwise disrupted (Fig. 2D and 2E).

The Stephens et al. [ 5] study revealed that structural variants contribute significantly to the mutational burden of many breast cancers, but also that genes are often fused or otherwise disrupted by mechanisms we have, so far, not appreciated.

Clogging exchanges or otherwise disrupting markets to gain an advantage may be illegal.

In exchange, construction unions promise not to strike or otherwise disrupt work.

Financial analysts say the company's executives regard themselves as stewards of the housing market who have to fend off critics who might otherwise disrupt its sensitive operations.

In addition, some researchers pointed out that even sterile fish could cause problems by competing with native salmon or otherwise disrupting ecosystems.

The Guardian also blocked comments that would otherwise disrupt or derail the debate: "whataboutery" of various kinds, or remarks that are clearly off-topic.