Sentence examples for popular disruption from inspiring English sources

It would be interesting to see how long government inaction could continue in the face of sustained, popular disruption of these places.

They use the popular language of disruption theory without understanding any of its mechanisms.

He also indicated protesters feared further disruption would erode popular support for their cause.

In addition, development of drugs to prevent BBB disruption has become a popular topic in the pharmaceutical community.

And disruptions continued along the popular Boston to Washington corridor for almost a month.

Another popular method with decreased reproducibility is cell disruption by manual grinding in mortar with sterile sand.

The increasingly popular idea that cancers originate from disrupted or 'cancer-primed' progenitor cells is supported by the hypothesis that epigenetic disruption of key genes occurs at the earliest stage of cancer development (Feinberg et al, 2006).

As this template for viewing innovation became popular, investors and pundits went looking for new disruptions.

Chinese cuisine in America is as popular as ever, but the market is ripe for disruption by restaurants like Junzi Kitchen.

Sales of the most popular hybrid, the Toyota Prius, declined 3.2 percent in 2011, after disruptions caused by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, where it is built.

Popular site DownRightNow reports the issue as a "likely service disruption".