Sentence examples for get disruptive from inspiring English sources

"All right, let me start again, because this is just too important to get disruptive," Bloomberg finally said, and then trailed off, still unsatisfied.

At the University of Colorado, Boulder, which boasts one of the largest pro-marijuana celebrations in the country, school officials decided to close the campus to outsiders for the day, amid concerns that 4/20 crowds — which have numbered in the thousands in the past — would get disruptive.

Small-jet technology is about to get disruptive.

The story of the project that ultimately became Align shows how the right leadership and approach can allow even the biggest incumbents to get disruptive innovation right.

It got disruptive.

"I was getting headaches and all sorts of things and I wasn't eating properly towards the end and that's when the sleep started getting disruptive and emotionally that was probably when I was worst and it just boiled over," said Trott.

Deciding not to tell his family back home ("I don't want the look in their eyes to remind me I'm dying"), he drinks and smokes too much, gets disruptive at bars, attempts videotaped interviews and longs for another man's mistress (played by Gong Li, the filmmaker Zhang Yimou's longtime muse).

Where ArtFlock gets disruptive in terms of the wider art market is that it takes a commission on sales of 10% on pro accounts and 25% on free accounts, substantially less than the 40% of the average physical art gallery.

But with Apple's iPad announcement the playing field on which the Kindle competes shifts and the disruptive technology itself gets disrupted.

In particular, he sees Jeb Bush and Carly Fiorina as Presidential candidates who get the disruptive idea of permissionless innovation.

Chitra and Rangan become disruptive and Gopal gets frustrated, fearing that Latha might leave him because his "wife" has turned up.