Sentence examples for stands disrupted from inspiring English sources

Martin Atkinson, an English Premier League referee, had already stopped play once when a flare thrown from the stands disrupted an Albanian corner.

The news conference took on a bizarre tone when a lawyer, Dominic Barbara, stood up, disrupted the proceeding and said he represented a former Mets employee who intended to sue Phillips for sexual harassment.

Yet, AI stands to disrupt that natural evolution by eliminating jobs while not creating new ones to replace them.

"Any development footprint in the refuge stands to disrupt this fragile, critically important landscape," the 12 House GOP lawmakers wrote.

"Any development footprint in the refuge stands to disrupt this fragile, critically important landscape," the group wrote to House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).

"Together, we stand to disrupt the chain of adolescent addiction," he said in a statement.

Its victims might include projects by Netflix and AppleTV, which stand to disrupt the television business and offer lower prices for consumers.As The Economist reported last September, there were rumours that Comcast was responsible for scuttling the sale of Hulu, an online video firm of which it was a part-owner.

In the funding release, Mayfield Managing Director Tim Chang made a similar comment, saying the firm has "long held a view that commerce stands to be disrupted by being truly community and hangout first, marketplace second".

One example is a gene called DISC 1 (which stands for disrupted-in-schizophrenia 1).

A wave of technology-forward innovators stands ready to disrupt an industry sorely in need of change.

Our technology is first-to-market and delivers a transformative approach to crypto mining that stands to fundamentally disrupt the market".