Sentence examples for disruptive operations from inspiring English sources

The reason for running such an old version was that we have been focused on stability over the last few months in light of the release of the new theguardian.com website, which meant avoiding potentially disruptive operations such as upgrades.

"The intent for now is to use these [cyber intrusions] as disruptive operations that allow them to test their capabilities, but also remind folks that they are a force to be contended with," Cha suggests.

Sometimes these groups' interests will overlap, as when Anonymous launched the disruptive Operation Payback in support of Wikileaks during Cablegate, but there is little inter-group organization.

The wheeze sets the tone for what is poised to be a disruptive operation in the coming weeks as Ashcroft's pollsters drill into voter intentions in single seats, increasing the pressure on marginal battlegrounds.

The rentals part of the site is a fairly disruptive operation in itself: not only does it cut out brokers who have acted as the costly middle man for each rental in the city; but by going directly to those leasing out properties, it's offering one more way for them to bypass sites like Craiglist.org, creating a simple, one-stop shop for the lifetime of a rental deal.

The first appears to be less disruptive to operations but risks alienating her workforce.

It would eliminate economic development grants that help municipalities recover from disruptive mining operations on public lands.

The Iraqi government and coalition are currently building up Baghdad's perimeter defences, installing sensors on tethered blimps and launching disruptive security operations in the rural outskirts of the city to break up bombing cells.

Similar to the British, but not as disruptive to operations, there was dissension between Lezo and Eslava.

On the next page, the answer appears: "Both are disruptive to Operations And are costly to Recover From".

Some residents of the tribal areas also say drones are an effective way to kill militants without costly or disruptive military operations.