Sentence examples for disruptive lives from inspiring English sources

In baseball, major leaguers have less disruptive lives on the road than N.B.A. players because they almost always spend several days in one city before moving on.

Nearly all of them agreed that the prime minister's ideas for intervening in very early childhood to break the cycle that leads to deprived and disruptive lives were radical and sensible.

"We thought that disruptive kids would [later] have disruptive lives," Goodman said, "but we discovered that it's actually the inattention and the disorganisation that causes greater difficulties in adulthood".

Children waiting for adoption have had disruptive home lives; they've been separated from their birth parents - and often from siblings or extended family - and have often experienced trauma that leaves them with feelings of loss, grief, and a fear of rejection.

Opponents of solitary do not deny that certain inmates are too dangerous or disruptive to live among the general prison population.

As we speak, TechCrunch's journalists are sifting through the entries for the Battlefield where we will publicly launch 25 brand new, disruptive, startups live on stage.

And as we speak, TechCrunch's journalists are sifting through the entries for the Battlefield where we will publicly launch 25 brand new, disruptive, startups live on stage.

I still have intrusive thoughts, and I still have some compulsions, but they are fewer, and are generally relegated to areas in my life that aren't disruptive to living.

These types of algae can be disruptive to live coral tissue, and are increasingly abundant on impacted coral reefs worldwide [1], [3], [9] [11], [14], [57].

"That's hugely inconvenient - it's disruptive to their lives, its disruptive to their families lives," she told the BBC.

For example, it is more costly to rebuild than to maintain infrastructures, and reconstruction is often more disruptive to peoples' lives.