Sentence examples for disrupting things from inspiring English sources
Whether it was Mean Joe Greene disrupting things in the middle and now it's Warren Sapp.
Far from disrupting things as Goldilocks does Snow White sets about being helpful to the dwarves and being valued by them.
The clowns pop up all over the room, inserting themselves unexpectedly into other groups and disrupting things, especially when there seems to be a too serious conversation going on.
Hodgson, in contrast, is seen as a manager who will concentrate more on sorting out the many problems Liverpool face on the pitch rather than being involved in disrupting things behind the scenes.
As a representative of the Fire Brigade Employees Unionn, Casey said at the time he would like to see Tony Abbott returned as prime minister, with a labour movement that was growing, with an anti-war movement that was disrupting things in the streets, and with a strong women's movement, Indigenous movement and climate change movement that was starting to disrupt the production of coal.
Over the last few years, TechCrunch has done a pretty good job of Disrupting things.
They're the ones who constantly ask, "What if?" and "Why not?" They're not afraid to challenge conventional wisdom, yet they don't disrupt things for the sake of being disruptive; they do it to make things better.
Put simply, the invention of Bitcoin is what Matilla referred to as a "disruptive innovation", which is basically a brand new progression in technology/economics that could disrupt things so radically that we begin to behave as a society in a completely different way.
Terrorists should find it harder to disrupt things.
Man has arrived on the scene, and has disrupted things by his arrival.
