Sentence examples for that has disrupted from inspiring English sources

But it is James's left knee that has disrupted her training and racing since April.

Or maybe some other galactic event that has disrupted life as we know it?

These days, everyone uses mobiles.That is not the only technological advance that has disrupted the scribes' livelihoods.

State and federal prosecutors said yesterday that they would not file criminal charges in the taping scandal that has disrupted the Senate campaign in Iowa.

Things are bad across Europe, which is in the midst of an icy cold snap that has disrupted transportation across much of the continent.

The volcanic eruption that has disrupted air travel in Europe for two days shows no signs of abating, an Icelandic geophysicist said Friday.

Ms. Elcano also said the case had been a disruption requiring hearings and document requests that have disrupted the organization's charitable activities since last August, when the lawsuit was filed.

Israel has said it is acting in self-defence against rockets that have disrupted life across much of the country.

If the westerly winds that have disrupted hurricane growth die down, then we could end the season with a bang.

Noticeably absent from the meeting were antiglobalization protesters that have disrupted other world trade meetings in recent years.

He understood what was happening in the country, the forces of change that had disrupted his life.