Sentence examples for a possible revolution from inspiring English sources

The wave of post-Soviet popular revolts, from the Georgian Rose Revolution of 2003 to the Revolution of Dignity in 2014 in Ukraine, made Moscow worry about a possible revolution in Russia itself.

There is also a possible revolution in manufacturing technologies.

She also heralded a possible revolution in the rural economy, driven by farming and food production and also by new technology such as fast broadband.

DAEGWALLYEONG, South Korea — At the finish line of the race, at the start of a possible revolution for African winter sports, two women representing Nigeria untucked themselves from their bobsled and removed their helmets.

So, the day after news broke of a possible revolution in physics — particles moving faster than light — a scientist leading the European experiment that made the discovery calmly explained it to a standing-room- ­only crowd at CERN, the giant particle accelerator straddling the Swiss-French border.

"I would have to tell my client that society is changing and you're in the middle of a possible revolution here," Semmel said.

He refers vaguely to a possible new revolution.

Sure, today's top stories include a piece on a possible Egyptian revolution, but what's that right underneath?

Who is this man with the mysteriously shifting accent who shuttles to and forth between the hotel barred against possible "revolution" and the foggy underworld outside?

Then and there, she argues, writers rethought their relationship to the "formerly new media like the cinema, radio, and typewriter" that had helped to inspire notions of literary rupture and possible revolution in earlier twentieth-century avant-garde writing (4).

It drove him to come up with reforms that at once helped Americans and staved off possible revolution.