disruptive

Covid-19, however, has been disruptive enough to shake them up, and companies are trying to take advantage.

One of the most disruptive forces to the market in recent years is DISH.

Uber and Airbnb—the most successful services of their kind—are “disruptive” innovations.

So she made changes that have transformed the Times online; is that what her critics mean when they allege she was disruptive?

Cable news could be great conversation if it were willing to be disruptive.

But the track record of disruptive owners in Japan is pretty dismal.

The strange speech—strange blossom of her disruptive emotion—ended a little short; but that it ended was the principal thing.

Curiously enough, children seem to act both against and in favor of these disruptive factors.

In a transparent dielectric the conduction must be either electrolytic or disruptive, otherwise light vibrations would be damped.

This sudden discharge is said to be disruptive, and it is accompanied by a flash of light and a loud report.

Between Miss Flower's and the park, Charles had been briefly unnerved by a disruptive thought.