Sentence examples for causing an upheaval of 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.

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.

The series of construction accidents has caused an upheaval at the Department of Buildings, which has oversight over building safety and code violations.

The election results initially published by authorities caused an upheaval amongst the public, forcing the government to publish the results of a recount on 22 May.

This caused an upheaval in agribusiness, as a few large suppliers quickly forced less efficient producers out of the market.

This caused an upheaval in the technology industry.

Concurrently, Pelagianism, a heresy that stressed the essential goodness of human nature and the freedom of the human will, was spreading through Britain, causing an ecclesiastical upheaval there.

The letter says "In addition to causing a tremendous upheaval in the lives of DACA employees, failure to act in time will lead to businesses losing valuable talent, cause disruptions in the workforce and will result in significant costs.

"I can't imagine that returning to the history of 4,000 years before that is going to cause an economic upheaval".

This caused a lot of upheaval and needed commitment from the whole school community to make it happen.

It concerns something that happened in 1990 when the president of Brazil froze all assets and that caused a lot of upheaval there.