Sentence examples for which has disrupted from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a successful defence was always a bridge too far after the ankle injury which has disrupted his year.

But rain, which has disrupted Wimbledon so many times, came to the aid of Ivanisevic, not Henman, the British favorite.

That something is, of course, the internet, which has disrupted this industry just as it has disrupted so many others.

States that tend to have very strong democracies in Africa are often very open to a high degree of opposition and contestation which has disrupted their economic policies.

They inhabit a "sharing economy": they can book a weeklong stay in a cool apartment through Airbnb, which has disrupted the hotel industry, or hire a luxury car anywhere in the city through the mobile app Uber, which has disrupted the taxi industry.

It made a nonsense not only of their poor first half but also the injury list which has disrupted their pre-season.

Things you own or use that are now considered to be the product of disruptive innovation include your smartphone and many of its apps, which have disrupted businesses from travel agencies and record stores to mapmaking and taxi dispatch.

The latest hacker attacks, which have disrupted some of the Web's most popular sites, are especially insidious because they seem so nihilistic.

Southeastern Pennsylvania's piece of Interstate 95, the main north-south highway on the East Coast, has seen its share of troubles, which have disrupted traffic for Philadelphians and commuters alike.

The two countries have significant trade and diplomatic ties and fewer of the sorts of frictions, such as over missile defense, which have disrupted relations between Washington and Moscow in the past.

He played only once more for Birmingham, forced to retire by the back injury which had disrupted his final season with the club.