Sentence examples for perhaps disruptive from inspiring English sources

That makes three players (Curry, Randolph and Stephon Marbury) who could be sorely disappointed, and perhaps disruptive, once the season starts.

Most interesting– and perhaps disruptive – is his view that Arrow Projects might also be able to access funds from the TSB, Research Councils, European Structural and Investment Funds, the Regional Growth Fund and others besides.

The organisms currently available have experienced dynamic (and perhaps disruptive) evolutionary events that currently prevent definitive conclusions about the common ancestor.

Three other Apple directors may have to make the same choice, including Arthur Levinson, who also holds a seat on Google's board; former Vice-President Al Gore, who is a longtime Google adviser; and, perhaps most disruptive of all, Bill Campbell, the chairman of Intuit.

Perhaps more disruptive is Porsche's reported unwillingness to come clean about the true state of its finances.

Perhaps most disruptive of all, the University of Wisconsin is offering a fully legitimate college degree without any class time required.

The latter is perhaps most disruptive, and competes with a host of ambient social networking apps and seems pretty cutting edge for the hotels that take up the option.

The product launching today is also a lot narrower in scope — and, perhaps, less disruptive — than the early-look Echobox we profiled back in February, which also included editorial suggestions.

It's time to start sharing resources and building online communities that provide affordable and perhaps even disruptive alternatives to address the limited choices available today.

However, it is perhaps more disruptive to society as a whole for young, educated women to be specifically affected.

Higher straying rates inferred for blueback herring (Fig. 4) make the effects of stocking across drainages perhaps less disruptive for population structure in this species.