Sentence examples for causing an upheaval from inspiring English sources
The cap on local housing allowance payments (the housing benefit paid to people in the private rental sector), which came into effect last month, is already causing an upheaval of families in central London, as parents who are no longer able to afford the rent on their family homes struggle to find alternative accommodation.
European utilities have been calling for capacity payments to avoid shutdown of too much thermal generation and causing an upheaval in grid reliability and energy security, but proposals for a capacity market were rejected just last year in 2015.
This caused an upheaval in agribusiness, as a few large suppliers quickly forced less efficient producers out of the market.
Foster's control of the party was endangered in 1956, when the Soviets' repudiation of Joseph Stalin and their suppression of the Hungarian Revolution caused an upheaval within the party.
It has signed up 9,800 firms with 147,000 subscribers.Although still small, Salesforce.com has already caused an upheaval in the CRM industry.
Title IX Forced Changes Thirty years ago, before Title IX caused an upheaval in college sports, women's athletics were often an afterthought.
The series of construction accidents has caused an upheaval at the Department of Buildings, which has oversight over building safety and code violations.
Mr. Grassley's fellow Republicans said his measure would hurt the big meatpacking companies and cause an upheaval in the pork and beef industries.
These Liberian opponents of Mr Taylor's rule may be encouraged both by the UN's sanctions and by Mr Taylor's international isolation.One lot of these rebels, known as Ulimo K, caused an upheaval last week in northern Liberia.
On a day that will cause an upheaval in the national rankings, the Scarlet Knights were far from alone, which provided the briefest glimmer of optimism from Coach Greg Schiano.
