Sentence examples for disruptive woes from inspiring English sources

The allegedly ameliorative reforms they propose boil down to a continuation of disruptive woes: unsustainable economic growth, unceasing financial stimulus, and cost burdens for global environmental remediation transferred from corporations with historically high profits to hard pressed working class consumers.

Streaming, downloading, home shopping, pirating – the internet-inspired woes of the music industry have been disruptive from the perk-denied pop star down, but effects at the retail end have been particularly severe.

And while I maintain that the Windows 8 Store will prove to be disruptive to the PC gaming space given time (60 million licenses sold so far despite its many woes), what's clear is that the gamer is still in love with the mouse and keyboard.

Work woes?

Or disruptive.

This could be disruptive.

Consider Spain's woes.

Xerox's woes continued.

That's disruptive.

It would be disruptive.

But more woes loom.