Sentence examples for traditional disruption from inspiring English sources

Carter told reporters the US was "looking to accelerate" cyber-strikes he likened to the traditional disruption of enemy command networks.

The traditional disruptions, like coughing, will always be with us.

To those who see the world through traditional eyes, disruption of gender roles is like an earthquake -- something's shifting that's supposed to be unmovable.

The traditional gene disruption strategy based on homologous recombination usually takes two steps: one single crossover followed by a second crossover.

"This is more disruption of traditional HR, traditional work styles, traditional employee and customer relations.

And critics charge that mainstreaming of learning disabled students -- the trend toward including them in traditional classes -- creates disruption.

YouTube's presumed disruption of traditional television hasn't happened as quickly as people thought it would.

So the building of a rudimentary system of sisterns and pipes -- a baby step toward modernity -- represented a significant disruption of traditional Ibatan culture.

The disruption of traditional agricultural systems — including the presence of corn in so many processed foods — has also dislodged candy from its established place as an occasional treat.

Opportunities will abound, but investors should beware hype in the coming year, and look out for disruption to traditional manufacturers over the next several.

How we as a society manage the online disruption to traditional forms of publishing will determine how we want to tell our own stories and how they should be remembered.