Sentence examples for things that disrupt from inspiring English sources

And I hate doing things that disrupt my routine," he adds, somewhat pointedly.

Compared with war, the usual things that disrupt travel during coming months, like snowstorms, may seem easy to bear.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who is expected to sign the legislation, said yesterday that "we'll be able to rationalize the streets of the city, where right now it's a hodgepodge of unattractive things that disrupt the flow of people and don't provide as good a service as the public needs".

"Always do things that disrupt your comfort zone," he said.

"Always do things that disrupt your comfort zone," Brian Grazer said.

If sugar and caffeine are two things that disrupt your blood sugar, think of protein as the main thing that helps it.

But stress is not the only things that disrupts mental peace, your inner calm self, it's often doubts and what your thoughts are like.

The only thing that disrupted the 6-hour drive to Dakhla were the several military checkpoints manned by armed soldiers -- Algerian soldiers in the first checkpoint, then Polisario soldiers in the ones that followed.

Don't say childish things that may disrupt someone's learning.

If you're moving, for example, a car dealership's computer system, then threats such as nuclear war, plague pandemic or killer asteroids are pretty much things that will disrupt the project.

The policy would cover existing cars using autonomous features such as self-parking and autopilot systems and would cover drivers for things such as satellite failures that disrupt the systems or hacking by outsiders.