Sentence examples for disruptive affair from inspiring English sources
And later it turns the trial scene into a noisy, disruptive affair in which the Catholic hierarchy's attempt to save Joan's soul is barracked and heckled from the sidelines.
Because the ties between government and business have been so closely linked for so long, that to pursue real justice would be an incredibly ugly and disruptive affair.
Elsewhere, unachieved nationhood had remained an anarchical, powerfully disruptive force in world affairs... Contemporary events in the Middle East echo those in Central & SW Europe in the late 19th century & early 20th.
But affairs can be disruptive.
C. 1864 Tirana, Albania June 13 , 1920Paris, France Essad Paşa (Toptani), (born c. 1864, Tiranë, Albania died June 13 , 1920 Paris, France), political leader who played a prominent but often disruptive role in Albania's affairs during the early years of the 20th century.
It says that the investigation report into the school's 2014 tests cannot be released as it would "prejudice the effective conduct of public affairs" because there could be "disruptive press attention" for the school.
While accepting the SPL's right to run its own affairs, Clark described the proposed rule changes as "disruptive and regrettable" at a time when administrators are trying to find a buyer.
As I wrote last month, one way to look at the turbulence in human affairs right now — a turbulence captured in both the disruptive and transformational constructs Friedman examines — is to think of it as akin to the rewiring that occurs in the teenage brain prior to the rebooting we call adulthood.
Obviously, with five to the Republicans' 11 and no presence as disruptive or distracting as Donald Trump, the Democratic debates were always going to be a more manageable affair, offering the candidates an ability to discuss issues, and their positions in much greater depth.
This could be disruptive.
