Sentence examples for far more disruptive from inspiring English sources

Far more disruptive than his solid-but-unspectacular numbers suggest.

Scottish Labour is only belatedly trying to do this.Now another party may prove to be far more disruptive.

But the latter, being much louder, is far more disruptive of the continuity of a listener's concentration.

In comparison, it is far more disruptive to the present world order to challenge economic growth, globalisation, and development.

The town's planning director, Thomas V. Wagner, said other potential uses could have been far more disruptive.

It would take more than short-lived walkouts like these to hurt the government.Teachers' strikes would be far more disruptive, if they actually happen.

But the second century of radio is proving to be far more innovative, disruptive and fast-moving.

The bankruptcy proceedings of Global Crossing are becoming far more contentious and potentially disruptive for the company's creditors, customers and business partners than previously expected, bankruptcy experts said over the weekend.

Regardless of what ideas they end up mixing and matching from the two sides, it is a safe bet that they will end up with a far more bipartisan and less disruptive compromise than ObamaCare.

To be clear, forcing millions of people to change insurance policies back then was plenty disruptive, far more so than the law's advocates realized it would be.

In our 2010 commentary we emphasized there was more to WNS than meets the naked eye and that fungal damage to wings during hibernation was far more severe and physiologically disruptive than appreciated.