Sentence examples for too disrupting from inspiring English sources

Stability, in mathematics, condition in which a slight disturbance in a system does not produce too disrupting an effect on that system.

They held back because "financial markets were still too disrupted and the economic outlook too uncertain to provide an adequate basis for a policy move".

The monastery could even move elsewhere if the mountaintop's tranquillity is too disrupted, other monks say -- a step that would turn the whole cable-car system and tourist bazaar into a complete failure.

Pimbwe culture has been too disrupted over the years by colonialism and government interference to serve as a quaint museum piece of how our ancestors lived, but the challenges the people face are more survival-based than how to get your child into an elite preschool program.

He could repair the system as part of his routine work, without being too disrupted by the researchers' monitoring equipment.

But flying too fast or too slow could also disrupt the flow of air over the wing, causing the plane to lose lift and fall.

That's not all: exfoliating too much can also disrupt your skin's natural equilibrium, causing it to overproduce sebum (or underproduce it).

Putting aside the fact that an internal hackathon is actually a cool idea, and that encouraging cross-promotion of various internal APIs is a good thing, and that yeah, we could come up with some new ideas for this "Idea Battlefield," I began to worry that maybe AOL could become too Disrupted.

This particular one may be too easily disrupted (by heat or friction) to use on, say, your iPhone, and may be too unstable in sunlight to use on cars.

The State Senate seems ready to put up some money to help build city schools, but the flow of funds could be too easily disrupted in the future.

In recent years, these tranquil mornings have been too often disrupted by snarling dogs who are permitted off their leashes in the early morning during what the park system refers to as "courtesy hours".