Sentence examples for well disrupted from inspiring English sources

Worms can be easily and well disrupted by this method.

I thought that worms are not well disrupted by dounce, and that one needs to use sonication, french press, or a microfluidizer.

His father has just died, and he is not taking it well, disrupting the wake to prevent more distress to his mother Gail Cynthia Nixonn), who is forced to endure the company of her ex-husband's new wife and family.

Another wrote: "The community... have chosen to live in a quiet village, and to have families arrive who may well disrupt their lives and devalue their properties will change this and naturally cause resentment".

That's what this festival is about as well: disrupting preconceived notions of a lot of different types, not only about what a country or a city is, or what cultural centers are, but also what music is and how different kinds of music can be connected.

The past five years have seen a growing consensus among scientists that greenhouse warming is no mere scare story: the earth does indeed seem to be warming up, due in part to man-made emissions of greenhouse gases, and this could well disrupt sea-levels and climate patterns at some point in the future.

And could well disrupt older 'voting' style social bookmarking sites.

With the emerging of big-data driven connected vehicles and self-driving cars [29], this level of route customization might very well disrupt even conventional infrastructure boundaries.

Online education providers may very well disrupt the higher-education establishment, but first, these for-profit companies need to find a way to finance the mammoth technical infrastructure needed to support millions of students.

City and state authorities will be praying that the huge demonstrations that could very well disrupt next year's World Cup should have been resolved by 2016 and that the "feel-good" economic factor may also have returned to this vast nation.

Application of KLK as a CAMP may therefore well disrupt cells containing high levels of cytosolic proteins with polybasic motifs.