Sentence examples for long disruptive from inspiring English sources

Their trials may last several years and could keep Kenya's leaders away from government business for long, disruptive periods.

And they were bothersome on defense, with a raft of players who stood 6 feet 3 inches and 6-4 and had long, disruptive wingspans.

The plan is for the immensely popular science programs Nova and Nature to feature four breaks for foundation and corporate spots, as opposed to those long and disruptive promotions that occur now at the beginning and end of PBS programs, some lasting as long as 8 minutes.

It could serve as a long-overdue disruptive influence on league tables and, as Johnson says, "rebalance" teaching and research.

The most impressive thing about Arizona may be its defense, which was long, active and disruptive from the opening tip.

But he had a long record of disruptive and sometimes even quite ugly (though legal) online antagonism, so he had to be severely punished with years in prison.

In a ruling released on Friday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Judge Loretta A. Preska said that Mr. Anemone had "a long history of disruptive and insubordinate behavior," and that "no reasonable jury could conclude that plaintiff was terminated for an impermissible reason".

In later years vulnerability peaked at medium-long lengths, indicating disruptive selection favoring shorter and also the very longest fish.

The quintessential Democrat here doesn't want to return to the angry, disruptive long-hair style of the late 1960's.

In an e-mail message, Seth Solomonow, an agency spokesman, cited several reasons, among them: "There is no indication that the project — with no development or repair purpose — would merit the impact of disruptive, long-term lane closures".

But these patients experienced intense dysphoria that lasted too long and was too disruptive to be dismissed as mere unhappiness.