Sentence examples for disruptive course from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the outdoor specialist said: "It is extremely disappointing that the company's largest shareholder has embarked on a such an unusual and disruptive course of action".

To teach one or two pupils wearing the niqab – and the numbers who do so represent a tiny minority – may be the less disruptive course, both for the young women involved and the community more generally.

And so, over the course of three or four years, by taking that disruptive course, that low end disruptor, that place where no one else wanted to play, he was eventually able to be able to become a full-time wrestling and cross country coach at Southern Virginia University.

If you fail to recognize a truly disruptive course, your company will be the one that suffers.

Usually, it's best to ignore them, since they're not taking a huge hit on your bottom line unless they're on a disruptive course.

The Extension School may prohibit your repeat registration in other courses if the school determines that your repeat enrollment will be disruptive to course instruction.

Accommodating such students is bound to be disruptive to the course as a whole; ironically, the better the treatment of evolution in the course, the worse the disruption.

At the very least, having students bob in and out whenever "the dreaded e-word" comes up is disruptive to the course as a whole.

It is not just in the world of politics that so-called "big data" is having a disruptive effect, of course.

The more disruptive companies of course take longer and we expect them to be in the next wave, starting 12-24 months from now.

American anxiety springs from something much deeper, a sense that large and disruptive forces are coursing through the world.