Sentence examples for an even more disruptive from inspiring English sources

Figure out an even more disruptive way to win, or die.

I note in passing that the Open Notebook Science [34] initiative is an even more disruptive [35] publication model than the one I propose here; Open Notebook Science involves publishing science as it is performed and made available to all for comments and collaboration.

Banking sanctions have had an even more disruptive impact on Iran's trade with the outside world, making it impossible for Iran to bring its petrodollars back into the country - hence the shortage of hard currency that has led to a huge drop in the value of the Iranian rial, by about 80% in the last year.

While I definitely know that this phenomenon will somehow deeply penetrate our culture and contribute to an even more disruptive, leaderful era where neo-humans are able to jump talk buildings in a single leap (or at least may answer that darn email more quickly, finally!), I think it's very early in the process.

An even more disruptive crisis across south Asia was, and remains, a strong possibility.

"We think that a monitor would be even more disruptive than an I.G.," Mr. Bloomberg said, referring to his administration's opposition to a bill before the City Council to create an inspector general to review police policies.

Judith A. Rizzo, the deputy chancellor for instruction, said yesterday that when she arrived in New York five years ago, about 10 half-days were set aside for professional development, a practice that she considered even more disruptive than full days.

Rourke has made other changes such as endowing Hero's dad, Leonato, with a wife instead of a brother: a deft touch since it makes Hero's disgrace even more disruptive to the family.

But it has a good shot at making the Web even more disruptive than it has been so far.

WPP Chief Executive Sir Martin Sorrell has said that a UK referendum on Europe would be "even more disruptive" for business than than the Scottish referendum.

If the addition last season of a fourth judge, Kara DioGuardi, upset the balance that gave the "Idol" judging panel an air of predictability, the arrival of Ms. DeGeneres is likely to be even more disruptive, not least because she might have a wit sharp enough to puncture the pontifications that often emanate from Mr. Cowell.