Sentence examples for disruptive from from inspiring English sources

The most impressive thing about Arizona may be its defense, which was long, active and disruptive from the opening tip.

A barista can adjust the dose or grind of coffee going into the Clover, but the machines are "not designed for partners to change at a store level, because it could be disruptive from one store to another," Hulett said.

Streaming, downloading, home shopping, pirating – the internet-inspired woes of the music industry have been disruptive from the perk-denied pop star down, but effects at the retail end have been particularly severe.

But I am saying that is it plausible to expect something far more disruptive from Rovio, given it's history and team to date.

"What he and the Nest team have built is incredibly inspiring – the company has been disruptive from Day One and has no plans to slow down.

Extremism Disruption Orders (EXDOs) to stop "disruptive" individuals from speaking in public or holding a position of authority.

But respondents distinguished these incremental innovations from the much-rarer disruptive innovations "from way out in left field... [that] profoundly, fundamentally changed how we worked" (I-49).

This will explicitly state that teachers can physically remove disruptive pupils from class or prevent them from leaving the room to maintain discipline.

In fact, it generates confusing information in cases of disruptions with disruptive phase different from 45 ms.

Under pressure from senior ministers, General Atta removed his disruptive brother from the post of chief of police intelligence, and arrested some of his own men, suspected of robbing and raping members of a foreign aid organization in June.

Disruptive innovation from start-ups and entry by firms from once-separate industries brings new competitive pressure that undermines existing business models.