Sentence examples for particularly disruptive from inspiring English sources

Should Easter's scan reveal any significant damage it will be particularly disruptive.

But often it can take just one particularly disruptive prisoner - someone who has been "dispersed" - to upset a whole landing.

Nor have payment cuts to date been particularly disruptive for hospitals and the private insurers participating in Medicare Advantage plans.

Congress must also be prepared to investigate large or particularly disruptive bankruptcies to identify both possible unlawful activity and regulatory lapses.

"The others aren't ever going to take away from their glory if they get things right," he added, describing their colleagues as "not particularly disruptive".

In response, France Télécom has halted some practices identified as being particularly disruptive, like involuntary transfers, while encouraging more supportive practices, including working from home.

As Dr. David Rubin, the director of the Policy Lab at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, told Mental Health Weekly, "The medications are being used particularly for disruptive behavior and to control the children".

Childhood OCD is frequently comorbid with other psychiatric disorders, particularly with disruptive behavior, anxiety, mood, and tic disorders [ 8- 12].

Vinson previously observed in coiled coil peptides that threonine phosphorylation was particularly structurally disruptive to α-helices, compared to serine phosphorylation.

Hare said the cuts to emissions required by this goal necessitated a revolution in the economy and particularly investment in disruptive technologies.

In this example, the district refused to explain why it took this extra step, usually applied only to students deemed particularly dangerous or disruptive.