Sentence examples for disruptive issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adgate also cited the sweeping, often disruptive, issues network programmers face.

MR. GIULIANI: This is not the time to deal with disruptive issues like this.

It is clear the group only convenes to tackle extremely high-priority or potentially disruptive issues and is a sure sign the government is taking the strike very seriously indeed.

"The decision-making process in our political system seems to have broken down, and not even our own government is able to tell us whether we will or will not be having to deal with a series of major disruptive issues in a few short weeks.

These are serious, disruptive issues.

But are culture war politics really the best opening topic through which a new Education Secretary can begin a constructive conversation about higher education, given the deep, dividing, and disruptive issues facing college campuses today?

"Therefore, rather than have this remain a disruptive issue, I resigned as president-elect," he said.

The second major disruptive issue in U.S.-Saudi relations is more complex and less susceptible to direct diplomacy.

Lois Boland, the chief U.S. negotiator on patent harmonization, says that for now, the American strategy calls for leaving the potentially disruptive issue of first-to-invent off the table in Geneva, so as not to rile the passions of independent inventors in the United States.

ABC News executives have in part blamed "This Week's" difficulties on disruptive scheduling issues exacerbated this past year by ABC's acquisition of National Basketball Association games, which forced several pre-emptions and re-schedulings.

The real issue is whether decision makers throughout the economy think that default or some other disruptive event could occur.