Sentence examples for time disrupted from inspiring English sources

After a dull first half in which City's lethal attackers were kept at bay, his players blossomed in the second period and must have been sorry when the interval before extra time disrupted their momentum.

In this manner they had overthrown the financial system of John Law, had helped to procure the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1764, and had, for a time, disrupted the provincial administration of Brittany.

Childhood itself, a time disrupted in Mr. Johns's life by separations from his family, seems to play a major role in this new work, evident in the exotic Halloween disguise, the handmade lantern, the harlequin clown costume (the string could be a circus highwire), the blackboard and the family photograph.

Mexico City's government was alone in challenging a federal decree to match Mexico's time zones with those of the United States, so the ruling applies only to the capital, which had argued that daylight saving time disrupted the rhythm of life.

Some scientists said repeated ship channel dredgings and the gouging of enormous pits in the bay floor to provide landfill for the expansion of Kennedy Airport had, over time, disrupted the flow of water and the spread of sediment upon which the grasses depend.

BEHIND THE NEWS Though unrest elsewhere in the Middle East has kept markets jittery for weeks, prices did not shoot up in earnest until the trouble reached Libya and, for the first time, disrupted an important producer whose oil is prized for being close to Europe and easy to refine.

Just like Uber, Airbnb, and the rest all seemed to come out of nowhere to establish themselves as disruptive players, why can't the scenario I describe not come to pass, this time disrupting the disrupters?

New additions to the workforce will henceforward have a harder time disrupting the global economy.

One analog is a nanomolar inhibitor of pyrimidine biosynthesis and at the same time disrupts the proton motive force.

Using this knowledge we have recently designed targeted optogenetic approaches to detect seizures at their onset, and then in real time disrupt them by instantly modifying the activity of key elements in the epileptic circuit.

Time disrupts the information system and information values upon which U.S. information privacy law has been based, so we must reassess our views and practices in light of this disruption.