Sentence examples for really disruptive from inspiring English sources
So technology here isn't really disruptive, it's just incidental.
"This president is harnessing social media in way that's really disruptive, and one of the things it's disrupting is trust in the media," said Mayer, who is also author of the book "American Media Politics in Transition".
"I think it will be really disruptive.
"Steam engines had been around a long time before they became really disruptive.
The only really disruptive and troublesome thing a budding rebel can do is to disconnect entirely.
But the agency assumes that the really disruptive innovations are rarely obvious in their early stages.
Destroying human decency in order to make money is what's really addled and disruptive.
(In 1942, Schumpeter theorized about "creative destruction"; Christensen, retrofitting, believes that Schumpeter was really describing disruptive innovation).
Their record should have been 100% only for that bizarre collapse against Czech Republic – and, really, the disruptive element in their fanbase deserve as much blame as the players.
But I don't know what discontinuities are going to do to those numbers overnight if there's a major nuclear, chemical or biological terrorist action that really is disruptive to the whole financial system".
"Like most industries, when you really do disruptive change of cost, you change materials and you change design concept," said Mr. Kingsley, who was chief commercial officer of the Chinese panel-maker Trina Solar and led the robotics unit at ABB, a Swiss power and automation technology giant.
