Disruptive in a sentence as an adjective

More often than not, at least in my experience, conferences are very disruptive and do more harm than good.

I've yet to see any other form of western activism that is as disruptive as leaking/hackingI think that nails it.

It's just that there are many who devs do not want Objective-C / JavaScript and who want instead something really disruptive.

And, illegal or not, I've yet to see any other form of western activism that is as disruptive as leaking/hacking.

A promising, arguably 'disruptive' company lost at a TechCrunch event to a startup backed by Michael Arrington?

Yeah, it's disruptive to your actual in-the-moment experiences.

Do I refrain from introducing disruptive technologies because they might actually disrupt the lives of others?

SkyBox was disruptive, attacking issues of cost and recency with a novel, inexpensive satellite constellation.

What do you want to improve?This whole email is broken thing is just done for the sake of getting attention, making a lame conference presentation "disruptive" or getting some crappy todo app funded.

Or how about a law banning all disruptive technologies so that we can all enjoy a world that resembles the one we knew a few decades ago?The point, I think, is that startups exist on their own terms in a free enterprise system.

Not because of the legal costs, but because:- it's disruptive to the business - your whole life becomes dealing with due diligence, not to mention the stress level- it gives the acquirer the chance to rethink their decision or consider another route- business conditions could change - your biggest competitor goes up for sale at a bargain basement priceSo, in the end, you're not optimizing for cost, and prepping for DD is definitely not worth doing pre-product or at the expense of building your business.

Disruptive definitions

adjective

characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination; "effects of the struggle will be violent and disruptive"; "riotous times"; "these troubled areas"; "the tumultuous years of his administration"; "a turbulent and unruly childhood"

See also: riotous troubled tumultuous turbulent