Usage of "disrupt when"

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Usage of disrupt when in English

But the peace is suddenly disrupted when talk turns to previous relationships. 
 News.com.au 

A far-reaching revolution is transforming and disrupting when, where and how we work. 
 The Irish Times 

But his tranquillity was disrupted when the telephone rang in the late afternoon. 
 The Irish Times 

The refinery's crude oil supply was disrupted when the Calacasieu Ship channel was closed. 
 Reuters 

Rossini's childhood was disrupted when his father, Giuseppe, was imprisoned for republicanism in 1799. 
 The Irish Times 

RTE 1's Nine O'Clock News was disrupted when a power line in south Dublin failed. 
 The Irish Times 

The journey was severely disrupted when fighting broke out among up to 30 rival Tipperary supporters. 
 The Irish Times 

This bliss was instantly disrupted when they arrived at the hangman's house in the Lech quarter. 
 The hangman's daughter 

The EPA said the beams were disrupted when the dredger got too close to the bank. 
 The Guardian 

The news conference was disrupted when a woman in a black T-shirt jumped on the podium. 
 Reuters 

The system is disrupted when the president verbally attacks the FBI and CIA, but the professionals soldier on. 
 Reuters 

The club, which met in a local school at about 8 p.m. was disrupted when three youths broke in. 
 The Irish Times 

Life in his home village of Akcay on the edge of Mount Gabar was disrupted when the conflict began. 
 Reuters 

The well-planned raids were disrupted when a farmer in the Lahardane area, near Crossmolina, saw four people acting suspiciously. 
 The Irish Times 

The prime minister's original plans were disrupted when Iain Duncan Smith refused an offer to replace Clarke as justice secretary. 
 The Guardian 

This year's frenzy was disrupted when Campos' plane crashed in bad weather along the coast just south of Sao Paulo. 
 Reuters 

Meanings of disrupt when in English