Sentence examples for politically disruptive from inspiring English sources

Pro-social brands are more politically disruptive and inspiring than basic sustainable brands.

The narrative about Communist Party leaders has always been a fraught business, with the passing of top leaders sometimes proving politically disruptive.

In a memo to supporters, Mr. Lehane wrote that NextGen will be a "politically disruptive force" in the campaign, using online advertising and "guerrilla marketing".

With such a huge stake in China, Taiwan's business executives are putting enormous pressure on Mr. Chen to avoid politically disruptive moves.

But the argument against throwing out a total of 25,000 votes in the two counties does not depend on the fact that discarding them would be politically disruptive.

You're going to have a two-speed Europe, and that is going to be politically very disruptive".

Aides to Mr. Olmert have said that such confrontations are politically damaging and disruptive.

Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary, calls the chart a way to show what a disruptive, politically impossible government reorganization would be required if Congress gave Mr. Ridge cabinet status and tried to create a new homeland security agency that would subsume current departments.

Girls are socialized to please other people because just the act of women saying "no" is fundamentally, politically and socially, disruptive.

Otherwise continuing poverty and inequality will become socially disruptive and politically dangerous.

The government continued to block access to Web sites it deemed sexual, pornographic, politically offensive, "un-Islamic" or disruptive because of controversial religious and political content.