Sentence examples for very disrupted from inspiring English sources

Turnbull singled out the improvement in battery storage for solar power as "a big game-changer" and described the energy field as "very disruptive, very disrupted".

My sleep pattern is very disrupted but I just embrace it.

He convinced Ofsted the judgment was wrong by completing a 20-page factual accuracy check, but says: "I still find it quite difficult to talk about without choking up, and my sleep is very disrupted.

One, which he calls Type 3, who are very disrupted, "really affected"; Type 2, who are somewhat affected; and Type 1, who seem to take longer before they show the effects of frequent travel across time zones.

"The kids we see were born to substance-abusing women, were exposed to drugs in utero, did not get good prenatal care, had very disrupted lives and on top of that are living with a disease and one that affects the brain.

Roughly a third of those living in the Golden Triangle — so-named for an oil strike in 1901 and one of the worst-hit areas adjoining the cities of Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Orange in southeast Texas — said their lives were "still very disrupted" from Harvey.

But the view of the savannah was very much disrupted by the stockade.

"People's lives have been very significantly disrupted by the evacuations and other actions that have had to be taken.

Travel is very badly disrupted; Scotland's entire rail network is suspended, and more than 100,000 homes are without power.

The oxygen released by the proto-plastid (or proto-chloroplast) very likely disrupted the oxygen sensitive processes of the proto-mitochondrion (i.e., carbon and maybe even nitrogen fixation).

Cloud computing has very much disrupted the way businesses operate: Consolidating infrastructure in the cloud frees up resources, allowing companies to invest in cloud-based collaboration tools that drive productivity.