Sentence examples for to disharmony from inspiring English sources

Surprise: winning oodles of cash leads to disharmony, blackmail and worse.

It is due to disharmony of communication speed as well as physical distance between the CPU and memory.

The failure of Dilshan in the role was mainly due to disharmony among the most senior players, according to the authorities.

Specifically, for example, hybrid between indica and japonica holds large panicle with more primary rachis branches especially secondary rachis branches but its grain yield is seriously limited by insufficient grain filling due to disharmony of source, sink and flow of assimilates.

Thus, our observations suggest that solutions to disharmony between midwifery and medical staff – a common observation – are likely to need consideration of levels of medical intervention, ensuring that this is appropriate.

An overemphasis on social differences can lead to disharmony.

In every disconnected experience -- whether it's in the food we eat, the things we buy, or the experiences we share -- if there is not truth at the core, it will continue to add to the disharmony that seems to permeate so much of the world around us.

After trying to call emergency meetings to "spread disharmony," Griffin was told to "bugger off" by his own executive committee, Woods explained.

But the one way to guarantee disharmony is to bring up Chris Evans.

Heath Ledger didn't update his will after the birth of his daughter, Matilda Rose, so when he died at age 28, his assets went to his dad, which led to family disharmony before an eventual promise by the dad to take care of Matilda Rose.

Suffo wants to see an end to the disharmony and has called for a change in the way football is run in his home country, from grass roots to the top level.