Sentence examples for disruptive moves from inspiring English sources

With such a huge stake in China, Taiwan's business executives are putting enormous pressure on Mr. Chen to avoid politically disruptive moves.

A recent study by (Paksarian et al., in press) demonstrated that similarly large, and presumably, disruptive moves amongst children and adolescents in Denmark, were associated with a greater risk of psychotic disorder, and the number of school moves in early childhood appears to be related to psychotic-like symptoms at 12 years old (Singh et al., 2014).

But benching Marbury — who played well in the preseason — was an unexpected, bold and potentially disruptive move.

Bankruptcy could potentially leave thousands of residents – many of them elderly and vulnerable – with nowhere to live, or forced into a disruptive move to alternative accommodation.

But the bank may have to go out into the market to offset its exposure - possibly a more disruptive move than it would have been under the previous regime.

A typical bit of Wilsonian intrigue in the 1960s made it seem cunning to bring in Charles Hill, then regarded as a reliable BBC-baiter, a disruptive move which David Attenborough likened to putting Rommel in charge of the Eighth Army.

For example, an Isis defector who spoke to the Daily Beast last month claimed that the organisation had recently begun to dismantle brigades formed almost exclusively along ethnic or regional lines, which could be a disruptive move at such a critical time.

Intel is trying to tackle the disruptive move to mobile.

I chatted with Vadon to discuss how this new venture is a similarly disruptive move.

At times like that, replacing yourself is the next disruptive move.

Moving forward, a disruptive move by Google would be to announce Allo for Developers, which is most likely to happen sooner or later.