Sentence examples for disruptive causes from inspiring English sources

Some authorities [ 6– 10] suggest that a sample of tissue from all uterine evacuations (either spontaneous or surgical/medical) be submitted for histological examination to exclude an ectopic pregnancy or gestational trophoblastic diseases, to investigate whether the miscarriage was due to dysmorphic or disruptive causes, and sometimes to simply confirm that pregnancy had occurred.

The challenge for Indian startups and officials involved with launching these corporate accelerators, will be to turn these test cases into ventures churning out world-class products that serve their disruptive cause.

Chief executive Richard Scudamore said last month that a winter World Cup would be too disruptive and cause major disruption to three domestic seasons - 2021-22 and the ones either side - as well as impacting on broadcasting contracts.

Confederate raids such as these were disruptive and caused damage, but they were only minor setbacks and showed the Confederates could cause only momentary disturbances in the area.

Verizon and other companies contend that requiring twice as many candidates as seats would be disruptive, and cause some good directors not to run.

The landlord also asserted that her disruptive behavior caused at least one tenant to move out and drove away several potential renters.

Disruptive passengers caused two commercial airplanes to be diverted on Friday, with military jets scrambling to escort a San Francisco-bound flight into a Colorado airport, the authorities said.

Decades later, it seemed that the telephone would be a socially disruptive force, causing aural communication to take place without any of the rich cues of face-to-face interaction, breaking down the barriers between public and private space, and making it intolerably hard not to be "at home" when one was at home.

Utility executives have watched disruptive technologies cause businesses in other industries to founder — just as cellphones upended the traditional land-based telephone business, producing many a management shake-up — and they want to stay ahead of a fundamental shift in the way electricity is bought, sold and delivered.

The Met Office yellow alert is issued to give people notice that there may be disruptive storms causing localised flooding.

There is also a clear dependence between the disruptive effect caused by the scanning process and the data load or traffic pattern.