Sentence examples for a particularly disruptive from inspiring English sources

If you feel as though we live in a particularly disruptive time in history, you're right.

But the heritage and design of the Internet present a particularly disruptive technology.

Social media will have a particularly disruptive effect on business because it provides an alternative mechanism for realizing these key functions of the firm — knowledge integration and transaction cost reduction.

At Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School in the Bronx, 133 cases, ranging from graffiti to the removal of six students from a particularly disruptive class, were noted in school records but not placed in the computer system and sent to the state, the audit found.

MikMak was a particularly disruptive entrant into the space, launching in 2015 and founded by Rachel Tipograph, former head of digital and social media at Gap named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 in Marketing and Advertising list in 2014.

Minke whales can take about up to eight years to become sexually mature, and females normally are pregnant with a single calf for nearly a year, making it particularly disruptive to hunt them because the species invests so much energy and effort to raise calves to adulthood.

The two schools did not even appear on a list of troubled schools that the City Education Department drew up this year when it was announcing a new program for particularly disruptive students.

For example, an unplanned birth could be particularly disruptive for women with a high educational level who wish to develop a career and could consequently have a stronger impact on the development of children of socially advantaged women.

Facebook's ads are particularly disruptive on a smartphone, where they fill an entire screen worth or more of your news feed.

Unlike many other universities' actions, McVey insisted that the Warwick sit-in was neither particularly disruptive nor a full-blown occupation; the students – who didn't intend to stay overnight – "just wanted a space to hold meetings and little seminars in, somewhere to talk about free education and to invite people to join us".

"It signals an ability to get into a system and potentially have a continued presence there, which at a future date, at someone else's determination, might be exploited to have an effect" that could be particularly disruptive.