Sentence examples for proving disruptive from inspiring English sources

Also proving disruptive is the government's decision to treble university fees.

Such creativity could ultimately prove disruptive.

Yet trying to achieve such economic progress may prove disruptive.

Courage is required to move into a space that might prove disruptive.

Senate leaders remain engaged in talks to try to avert a rules fight that many lawmakers fear could prove disruptive.

There is consensus that the act has proved disruptive, and that further reorganisation would be detrimental to the NHS.

The city maintains that the firings of the men were permissible because their conduct would prove disruptive.

In fact, sex in America's war zones is fairly common, soldiers say, and has not generally proved disruptive.

In doing so, it put itself at the mercy of a competition inquiry, which duly proved disruptive.

The gadgets are currently permitted at the National Portrait Gallery, although a representative said that "anything that may prove disruptive is reviewed on an ongoing basis".

The first and second world wars proved disruptive to tourism due to the town's proximity to mainland Europe and, from the 1960s, it fell into decline.