Sentence examples for productive disruption from inspiring English sources

Opening some fascinating possibilities, it suggested that trans writers consider themselves "as a genre – a set of embodied texts whose potential for productive disruption … has yet to be explored".

That's why I was perplexed by at least one critic of Black Lives Matter suggesting that the group could take a page from ACT UP, which is portrayed as having engaged in a more productive form of disruption.

And where this training was at level 2 it could be delivered more or less wholly through on-the-job training with little disruption of productive activities.

The disruption of productive fibronectin binding by the replacement of repeat 11 in LigB9-11 with either repeat 8 or repeat 12 is possibly due to an adverse effect on the active conformation of repeats 9 and 10.

A key part of the charity Macmillan Cancer Support's survivorship approach (Department of Health, Macmillan Cancer Support and NHS Improvement, 2010) is to identify those who are at risk of disability or disruption to productive lives as a result of cancer and its treatment and to intervene.

In his inaugural address to Parliament this week, he called for a "halt to the wanton disruptions of productive farming".

Keep your break productive.

It could lead to more productive discussion and less of the kind of disruption and needless posts that can cause members to turn off the notifications for a Group.

This season, the Knicks are so confident in their offensive principles of spacing and ball movement that such disruptions become minor blips in a productive possession.

Symantec will vigorously defend the safe and productive use of the Internet, including minimizing any potential disruption caused by the proposal in Google's blog post," the company said.

Although successful in distracting the Commonwealth forces and causing disruption, it soon began to prove counter-productive, as growing unpopularity led to a drying up of recruitment.