Sentence examples for were disruptive for from inspiring English sources
If the presence of gay soldiers were disruptive for the military, tolerance for gays would be falling among troops.
Fernando Alonso arrived in south-east Asia upset at stories in the Italian media about a theoretical - and fictional - swap between himself and Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel for 2015, complaining that these were disruptive for Ferrari.
He promoted a strict adherence to the amateur code, and stated that debates regarding professionalism were disruptive for the United States National Ski Association.
"I thought it would be a lot cleaner than it is". At the Inn at the Beach hotel, which fronts San Buenaventura State Beach on South Seaward Avenue, desk clerk Roland Roberts said the piles of storm waste were disruptive for some guests.
Platform Disruption: New platforms such as mobile are proving to be disruptive for incumbents and require a different approach.
Erratic attendance can be disruptive for both pupil and class.
Leaving the single market will be disruptive for much of the British economy.
These strikes will be disruptive for a reason: things cannot go on as they are.
Asking for a raise can be disruptive for employers, so it's essential you get your timing right.
Many others are ill enough to require time off school, which is disruptive for them and their families.
Tom Higgins, a senior vice president of Edison International, the parent company of Southern California Edison, said a bankruptcy would be disruptive for customers and for the state's economy.
