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Meanings of more disruptive in English

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Usage of more disruptive in English
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However, another said they found the whispering a little bit more disruptive.
Radio NZ
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Having a family remains more disruptive to the working lives of mothers.
The Irish Times
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Companies say changing the rules would spark more disruptive and harmful activist-led fights.
Reuters
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As Nim became bigger and more disruptive, the LaFarge home devolved into chaos.
Nim Chimpsky: The Chimp Who Would Be Human
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Troubling as these are, the political consequences of independence would be even more disruptive.
Reuters
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Few processes are more disruptive than a mega-merger, and it cannot guarantee improved results.
Radio NZ
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And deficit spending repeatedly ran amok, leading to ever more disruptive bouts of inflation.
The Return of Depression Economics
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I think it would be more disruptive than helpful, to be in a new house.
Danielle Steel
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Authorities will instead use " more disruptive efforts such as interfering in school and work".
Reuters
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She wished the hospital allowed dogs-howcould Samson possibly be more disruptive than a TV crew?
Starstruck
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Elsewhere, however, the protests on Wednesday night were proving more disruptive and the security forces more violent.
The Guardian
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A more disruptive approach comes from Patreon.
Wired
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Bitcoin's no more disruptive to the dollar than the euro -but it's still a big deal.
Wired
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But upshot of sometimes bitter Republican criticism of the Fed is potentially even more disruptive for world markets.
Reuters
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Additionally, the impact of a mart shutdown in the autumn has the potential to be even more disruptive.
Independent.ie
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I sensed, however, that there were people at the seminar who would welcome innovation, the more disruptive the better.
The Guardian
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