Sentence examples for his disruption from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schaffrath, who drove 15 minutes to a station on the Port Washington line, said he discovered a silver lining to his disruption: his ride on that line actually took less time than his usual commute from Glen Head.

"It's hard to measure the scale of his disruption … For reminding America that demagoguery feeds on despair and that truth is only as powerful as the trust in those who speak it, for empowering a hidden electorate by mainstreaming its furies and live-streaming its fears, and for framing tomorrow's political culture by demolishing yesterday's, Donald Trump is Time's 2016 person of the year".

Christensen is a business school professor renowned for his "Disruption Theory" about why businesses survive or fail.

When I think of Clayton Christensen and his disruption model, I usually think of some relatively small-scale, simple, seemingly not-very-effective or advanced technology that slowly grows in capability and takes the place of the mature market leader, with PCs and mainframes being the best example.

And his supporters seem all too willing to say they believe his whoppers, or just forgive him, or even applaud his disruption of ambient trust.

September, however, disrupted events by attempting to observe the point where Peter's cure was discovered, and his disruption has since caused several unintended changes within the timeline, including the war between the two universes.

He said his disruptions were the beginnings of his comedic streak.

And Mr. Seselj went on a hunger strike when judges imposed a standby lawyer to rein in his disruptions.

After all, that was the topic of my call – the huge reader response to his Disruptions column in which he wrote about the etiquette of communicating in the totally wired era.

Sikka wrote recently in a blog post that attempted to summarize his abrupt transitions that his personal disruption mirrored the struggles that large organizations go through all the time, suggesting perhaps that his experience of moving from head of products at SAP to unemployed to CEO at Infosys, all in a matter of months, prepared him in unique ways to run a big company like Infosys.

We tried to incorporate everything about him into our own styles--his intense competitiveness and assertive play, his exquisite sense of timing and surprise, his slashing disruption of the opposing team's poise, even his batting stance.