Sentence examples for cause upheaval from inspiring English sources

Telling the truth will cause upheaval in the stock market.

But if his party enters national politics, it is likely to cause upheaval.

Oil firms have until now quietly opposed Scottish independence, fearing it would cause upheaval and high taxes.

The publication changes will probably cause upheaval to all aspects of Time magazine, from editorial and production to distribution.

Imagine if the Kansas City Chiefs could cause upheaval in the N.F.L. or the Baltimore Orioles could force a major realignment in Major League Baseball.

The structures, together with the smoothness of Pluto's surface, suggest that recent geological activity is taking place to cause upheaval and smooth over depressions caused by asteroid impacts.

The withdrawal of college licenses caused upheaval for many students.

During the two-year EU ban, the disappearance of legal Chinese honey caused upheaval.

The old posts, on hate crimes and the n-word, caused upheaval at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Across Wales the "Clegg bounce" after the Lib Dem leader did well in televised debates has caused upheaval.

But, he said, "other sources of information that aren't books are already causing upheaval" in the book market.