Sentence examples for bit disruptive from inspiring English sources

Speaking about his childhood, Mr Gates said: "I was a bit disruptive.

I was a bit disruptive, but that was because of my dyslexia.

It's a bit disruptive for everybody because you have to allow time to feed him in my schedule.

When asked why they took such a bizarre approach, Altman told The Independent she wanted "something different; something a bit disruptive; something to catch the eye" She continued, "It's meant to make pensions a bit fun and funny.

He's a hotshot on the Fender Telecaster -- with close readings of country guitarists like Jimmy Bryant, James Burton and Don Rich -- and here his playing is a little bit disruptive and bizarre.

"Losing Lee Briers the day before the game was a bit disruptive to the team, having late changes, and probably contributed to some of our performance.

But they wanted to dare to do something a bit more disruptive.

"All we're trying to do is a little bit of disruptive marketing," Ms. Allen said.

But a bit of disruptive innovation would be good for China's stodgy banks, and its people.

I admire… Olga Polizzi who has wonderfully good taste and I love Ilse Crawford – her style is a bit more disruptive, but very elegant and comfortable.

"This is every bit as disruptive for Microsoft as it is for others," said George F. Colony, the chief executive of Forrester Research, the technology consulting firm.