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disruptive

[dis-ruhp-tiv] / dɪsˈrʌp tɪv /


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That would be far more disruptive to your employees and your wife than any plan you could put in place before then.

From MarketWatch

School staff have voted to extend strike action over claims they are facing abusive and disruptive student behaviour which managers are failing to deal with.

From BBC

Though these negotiations are not expected to be as disruptive as last time, Crabtree-Ireland has not ruled out a possible strike.

From Los Angeles Times

“While the AI transition is more disruptive than the shift to Cloud, incumbents that embrace the transition should emerge as L-T winners as IP value resides in software.”

From Barron's

The use of in-game adverts, which was repeated in the second half with a spot for airline Virgin Atlantic, was criticised as intrusive, disruptive to the flow of the game, and "American".

From BBC