Sentence examples for rather than disrupts from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that FDI reflects rather than disrupts unevenness in knowledge bases globally.

Instead, the evidence suggests biotechnology is following a well-established incremental pattern of technological change and 'creative accumulation' that builds upon, rather than disrupts, previous drug development heuristics.

Airbnb may be transformative for the tourism industry, but it amplifies and feeds into — rather than disrupts — the deeply problematic structure of the American housing system.

For example, it may be that hospital admissions and discharges are being managed in a way that promotes rather than disrupts continuity of care, or that those with the highest levels of need are receiving the greatest levels of COC, or indeed a combination of factors.

Rather than disrupting communities, they say, the government should improve its intelligence and prosecution of terrorists.

They are elitist institutions that entrench, rather than disrupt or disperse, privilege.

Most professors report that retirees enrich rather than disrupt the classroom.

Manageable portions of it were presented tastefully, blending with rather than disrupting the tone set by Kuma's Japanese nuggets.

Robert Kasdin, Columbia's senior executive vice president, argued that rather than disrupt the area, redevelopment would improve its infrastructure.

The designer suggested sinking the central seating group, rather than disrupting the striking horizontal lines of the architecture's open plan with sofas.

Yet, rather than disrupt its growing confidence and composure, the Ukrainian crisis has been a catalyst for renewed political co-operation and solidarity within western Europe.