Sentence examples for such a disruptive from inspiring English sources

"It's such a disruptive moment," said James Spanfeller, chief executive of Forbes.com.

Unions consider virtual schooling "an even bigger threat than vouchers because it's such a disruptive idea," he told National Review.

Some companies are trying to organise themselves with management techniques to face just such a disruptive future.

Yet there was not a word about the incident later in the Israeli media, which would normally cover such a disruptive alarm even if it was false.

The second movement proceeded with such a disruptive tugging in the interplay of accents between piano and orchestra that it could have brought on seasickness.

"I believe I can say without equivocation," she said, "that never in my experience has a city administration played such a disruptive role as has this administration".

The way people become homeless can be attributed to a number of factors such as a disruptive family environment characterized by extreme poverty, marital discord, addiction, financial problems (no job, no money) and mental health problems [ 7- 10].

"Sex is such a profoundly disruptive force in Adrian Lyne's film," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times, that "you watch it with your heart in your throat".

But the bosses do have a point; it is hard to imagine that a president who really understood the depth of America's economic problems would have pushed ahead with such a huge, disruptive reform at that particular moment.

Without leadership from the top, few CIOs and other buyers are willing to consider such a wildly disruptive new technology.

Eventually, when the platform goes public and scales, HitBliss will start charging advertisers to be on such a valuable, disruptive platform.