Sentence examples for Upheavals from inspiring English sources

The remainder of the speech looked back to the constitutional upheavals of Cameron's first term in office, notably on Europe and devolution.

The result follows a series of political upheavals in Africa that, analysts say, suggest incumbents can no longer ignore the will of the people and cling to power indefinitely.

This was followed by a work-to-rule arrangement for the rest of the week (restricting the shifts worked by members of six nursing and support-staff unions to the minimum hours demanded by contract).Compared with the bracing industrial upheavals of the NHS in the 1970s, a walk-out of around 5% looks like a minor event.

The upheavals elsewhere in the Arab world are affecting even the Palestinians and by extension the Israelis.

In a country where local issues usually dominate voting patterns, foreign policy has surprisingly emerged as the defining issue of the current political debate.Relations with China and Boris Yeltsin's latest upheavals in Russia loom large in this week's national news.

On the contrary, like all such upheavals it was hugely costly, not only or principally in money.

Investors hope to mint money by pushing companies to change more rapidly in response to such upheavals in their markets.The rewards can be substantial.

That may be distasteful to many outsiders but if pay structures better reflect information about the risks such star bankers are taking and if their pay levels do not inflate the compensation of everyone around them, it ought to be defended.The biggest upheavals in pay and in risk management will be in wholesale banking.

And if a few more such events can be found, that should settle once and for all whether gamma-ray bursts are merely little local upheavals or the biggest noises in creation.

Yet suppressing popular demands produces temporary stability at the cost of occasional devastating upheavals.

Leadership upheavals have only fed the cynicism of many Australians towards their politicians.