Sentence examples for disruptive progress from inspiring English sources

Isn't this just further evidence of the march of disruptive progress that ultimately benefits society?

Promising "disruptive progress," the engineering college at the University of California (UC), Berkeley, has named an associate dean for equity and inclusion to help it increase the number of students and faculty members from underrepresented groups.

The innovation methodology of conventional business -- which begins with metrics, short term tactics and strategic goals -- makes truly positive disruptive progress difficult.

The framework is even more complicated by the market reactions to disruptive technological progress and a very strong global competition.

As MET-disruptive therapies progress through clinical studies, it is important to define how HGF MET signaling interacts with other RTK pathways, e.g., VEGF VEGFR2.

At times, the Wildcat even seemed disruptive to the progress forged by Sanchez.

Underlying his distinctly Southern tales of lost innocence and declining fortunes is a universal, and remarkably timely, theme: how important it is for localities to stand up to the disruptive force of progress.

But it would be disruptive of medical progress to ban therapeutic cloning, which could be the key to overcoming what is potentially the greatest problem facing stem cell therapy -- that a patient's body might reject treatments derived from stem cells that carry someone else's genes.

Yet trying to achieve such economic progress may prove disruptive.

Although most negative stakeholders are clearly disruptive and tend to hamper progress, often in ingenious ways, they must nevertheless be given due consideration and afforded the opportunity to state their case.

"Their constant movement through the criminal justice system was so disruptive to them making any progress in any other service system," Gale argues.