Sentence examples for might be disruptive from inspiring English sources
While the home lending now seems to be working out, Wall Street worried that the price and distraction of the Olde acquisition might be disruptive.
(The suspension was not punitive; the principal of the lycée was afraid her presence might be "disruptive").
George Soros, who shares some of the delegates' concerns, considered attending but decided his presence might be disruptive, said Michael Vachon, a spokesman for Mr. Soros.
Backers of the law acknowledge that it might be disruptive in the short term, but say it will prove effective over time.
Earlier in the morning, Judge Fahey denied requests from The Buffalo News and local television stations to photograph Mr. Kopp's arraignment, saying it might be disruptive and jeopardize his right to a fair trial.
Conventional wisdom suggests that you should let the birds fend for themselves when there is plenty of food around, that continuing to feed them might be disruptive in some way.
It has also been suggested that his lack of a regular partner this season, with Pellegrini alternating between Eliaquim Mangala and Martin Demichelis, might have been disruptive.
Defending the club's exclusion, Mr. Miller said the school district "had a reasonable basis to conclude that it might potentially be disruptive, it might potentially be divisive of the community, to allow this type of utilization of the school building".
Injuries have been disruptive.
This is a disruptive change, free trade is disruptive.
