Sentence examples for by upheaval from inspiring English sources

For many employees, Mr. Armstrong's tenure has been marked by upheaval and layoffs.

And it is often forgotten that much migration was initiated by upheaval originating with American policies.

Much of the college's recent history has been characterised by upheaval.

Alun Parry, AFC Liverpool's founder, a lifelong Liverpool fan, stresses that his venture is not inspired by upheaval at Anfield.

Although Peru's economy was the fastest growing in the region last year, increasing more than 5percentthethe last few months have been characterized by upheaval.

Apocalyptic writers despised the fallen world around them, or at least deemed it beyond repair, and thus looked to a future in which paradise for a select few was reached only by upheaval.

Rather than being alienated by upheavals in Manhattan's streets, he believes ordinary people will join in.

Mr. Morris had been planning his version of "King Arthur" for years but was delayed by upheavals at the English National Opera.

One thing that the two energy crises have in common is that both were preceded by upheavals in the Middle East — in Carter's case the Iranian revolution, in Bush's the war in Iraq.

Mr. Ghanem said, "Now we are in the same boat" as Iraq, adding that the security situation was being further complicated by upheavals in neighboring countries, including Algeria, Chad and Niger.

It took shape in emergency spurts, sparked by upheavals like the Civil War, which prompted crisis measures like the first federal income tax (made legal retrospectively in 1913 by the 16th Amendment).