Sentence examples for set to disrupt from inspiring English sources

Besides, such innovations arrived just as the Compact Disc was set to disrupt the whole of the hi-fi business.

Members of the Public and Commercial Services union will stage a 24-hour national walkout following a two-day stoppage earlier this month, which is set to disrupt courts, jobcentres, benefit offices, driving test centres, prisons and ports.

Royal Mail staff are set to disrupt postal services in a rolling programme of strikes after ministers unveiled plans for a £3bn privatisation of the postal service within six weeks.

Farmers can be among the most hidebound of managers, so it is no surprise that they are nervous about a new idea called prescriptive planting, which is set to disrupt their business.

Now history is repeating itself as one technology firm after another piles into the fledgling market for touch-screen "tablet" computers, which are set to disrupt the computing industry.

Like the Boxee Box before it, the Boxee TV is set to disrupt a growing market.

However, venture capitalists are said to need a little more convincing before they plough their hard-earned millions into the company Kanye claims is set to seriously "disrupt the fashion industry".

It will also serve as a touchstone for future testimonials about a strengthening borderless digital movement that is set to continually disrupt powerful institutions, be they corporate enterprises or political regimes.

A Tube workers' strike - in protest at ticket office closures and the lost of 960 jobs - is set to severely disrupt the lives of Londoners and visitors to the capital for 48 hours from 21 00 BST.

BBC coverage of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony next week is set to be disrupted by strike action in a dispute over staff pay.

Some residents are set to be disrupted and there is criticism of its price tag.