Sentence examples for to disrupt both from inspiring English sources

"We have to disrupt both technology and business knowledge," he added.

"My core goal is to disrupt both the education and the game sectors," he said, sounding like Peter Thiel.

For the next few years at the very least, turbulence in the Middle East has the potential to disrupt both energy supplies and the global economy.

He said that in a counterinsurgency conflict like the one in Afghanistan, where American forces are fighting insurgents while training Afghan security forces, "the enemy's going to do all that they can to disrupt both the counterinsurgency operation, but also disrupt the integrity of the indigenous forces".

However, rain is expected to disrupt both Saturday's qualifying session and Sunday's race.

A strong yen lowers Japan's export levels as they become more expensive to other countries, which would threaten to disrupt both the country's and its regions' economic recovery.

Although they might not be attempting to disrupt expectations, both seem to have found their balance.

In that difference, however, lies radical potential: our power to disrupt homonormativity, both within queer culture and the world at large.

In order to check whether the gene homologous recombination rate was improved in ku70 mutant compared to that in wild type strain, we chose the potential marker gene pyrG (MYCTH_2311494) as a test to disrupt in both wild-type and ku70 deletion strain.

Unlike proto-oncogenes, which require that only one copy of the gene be mutated to disrupt gene function, both copies (or alleles) of a particular tumour suppressor gene must be altered to inactivate gene function.

It is noteworthy that sleep deprivation has also been shown to disrupt neurogenesis in both a glucocorticoid-dependent and independent manner [69], [70], [81].