Sentence examples for disruptive project from inspiring English sources

On the down side, heat pumps cost from £9,000 to £17,000, plus burying the energy-collecting pipe in the back garden – if it's big enough – can be a massively disruptive project.

Like so many of Australia's critical projects, and one which has the triple effect of boosting jobs and innovation, connecting our nation's communities, and seriously addressing climate change, this disruptive project is a must for Australia if it wants to to join other developed economies in the 21st century.

Still, the great lesson of floods past on the Red River, and especially from the devastating flood of 1997 in Grand Forks, an hour north of Fargo, is that big federal money for permanent flood abatement, and the local political will to support such disruptive projects, flows only where disaster goes.

Financial metrics are ill-suited, however, for disruptive projects that charter unknown territory.

Google I've always respected Google's technical prowess and capability to deliver on big, disruptive projects.

It's so hard to build disruptive projects in Europe, and almost impossible to do anything in France, you know that.

P&G has worked with Innosight (a consulting firm with which the authors are affiliated) to create a defined process and train experts to guide managers of disruptive projects.

The store remained open until 2011, when the combination of competition from online shopping and a fairly disruptive reconstruction project in the square forced it to close.

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So it's important that when you do have disruptive, innovative projects, they should literally not be happening inside the organization, so that the current state of the organization is not turned upside down because of it.

THE CHALLENGE To expand to a new location while surviving a disruptive public works project — a light rail line down the middle of Red Iguana's street — just as the restaurant was experiencing a rush of business from being featured on the Food Network's "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives".