Significats de disruptive influence en anglès

Marsh proved, if through no fault of his own, a disruptive influence.

When the internet emerged in the mid 1990s, we were astounded by its disruptive influence.

Bookshop is about pulling back from the disruptive influence of Amazon. Anti-disrupting (reverse-disrupting?)

What Lindsay misses, in my view, is the disruptive influence of cloud services in enabling cheap experimentation.

An announcement may have a slightly disruptive influence on your plans, but there may be more to come!

A disruptive influence if ever there was one and of nowhere near as much use as the boy.

She was a disruptive influence.

Hana is 19 months old, he says, and has the potential to be a disruptive influence on the technology industry.

The disruptive influence of the in-circle defenders provided more ball for the Stars, who were mostly slick and precise through court.

It could serve as a long-overdue disruptive influence on league tables and, as Johnson says, "rebalance" teaching and research.

Apparently he's a disruptive influence for them; he causes some kind of a mental foul up which interferes drastically with their 'power.'

Unfortunately, Gleason was clearly one of the faculty members who felt the treecat would be a " disruptive influence" in his classroom.

She had come to Harvest Home, and had been a " disruptive influence." She had been killed then, not two nights later.

Schneiderlin helped drive Southampton all the way to the top flight, where he quickly emerged as a disruptive influence in the most positive sense.

He saw the Alliance as a potentially disruptive influence, but he had far greater concerns about the templars, to whom the Alliance was unequivocally opposed.

Lisa Raymond, a member of the team, said that Capriati and her father had been a disruptive influence throughout the preparations in Charlotte, North Carolina.