Sentence examples for increasingly disruptive from inspiring English sources

It warned that Russian intelligence services were becoming more strategic and increasingly disruptive.

As a result, advertisers and web publishers are adopting increasingly disruptive devices to keep their click-throughs up.

Syria's increasingly disruptive role is also raising questions about the Obama administration's 18-month effort to engage that country.

If the evidence continues as it has, the obvious questions are these: How can we more aggressively treat mentally ill people who are becoming increasingly disruptive?

Across Long Island, Canada geese have become an increasingly disruptive problem -- overrunning golf courses, parks and ball fields and covering them with their feces.

This week, Mr. Papandreou is struggling to persuade his increasingly disruptive party members that Greece must agree to another round of austerity measures to qualify for a second portion of loans from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.

But their lives were marked increasingly by disruptive behavior, stealing, risky sex, angry outbursts, poor financial judgment, and a lack of guilt or compassion--a behavior pattern sometimes seen in people who suffer from orbito-frontal lobe damage as adults, for instance after a stroke.

For ordinary Egyptians living in Cairo, the camp at Rabaa – which blocked off major thoroughfares – had become increasingly intimidating and disruptive.

The Breakthrough Curriculum is fully integrated into the historical excellence of Peabody performance training, ensuring that every student graduates prepared for a world that is constantly changing, increasingly driven by disruptive technology, yet still deeply in need of what music brings to the human experience.

The Internet is increasingly becoming a disruptive force for bricks and mortar (B&M) stores.

Climate change is underway, it is affecting American citizens, and it is going to become increasingly costly and disruptive.