Sentence examples for disruptive state from inspiring English sources

Yes, healthcare is in a truly disruptive state.

Boredom, it turns out, can be a dangerous and disruptive state of mind that damages your health – and even cuts years off your lifespan.

Immunity fits into this orientation inasmuch as it was originally conceived as a means of dealing with a disruptive state, infection (E. Cohen 2001).

Anderson shows that Franklin's incomplete story exploits the disorderly and disruptive state of a lived life, as opposed to striving for the meticulous finish of standard memoirs, biographies, and histories.

On the other hand, a reading of Friedrich Hayek's account of how markets can gather information from individuals on a scale that governments are unable to achieve, could offer those in charge of our economies an understanding of how disruptive state-intervention could be in the long-run.

But leaders who understand the various disruptive states and their company's place therein will be more likely to see disruption as a positive force — not as a cue to protect the old but as a compelling prompt to lead in the new.

A senior EU diplomat said the risk of Britain turning into a disruptive member state had been overblown by the Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg and some EU capitals for their own purposes.

Though such a technology does not yet exist, the technical hurdles for fabricating minimally disruptive, solid-state electrical probes have arguably been overcome in the field of nanotechnology.

Basaran pointed out that while the attack was disruptive, "a state-sponsored attack would manifest itself in a more technically advanced format".

More recently implementation intentions have been shown to facilitate ongoing goal striving (relapse prevention), protecting individuals from the influence of potentially disruptive inner states such as cravings [ 24].

Engel was as disruptive of traditional state practices as was Stromberg.