Sentence examples for consecutive upheavals from inspiring English sources

Profit margins for iron-ore miners were thin, even if relatively consistent compared to other metals.This arrangement, however, has been undermined by two consecutive upheavals.

Ante-post markets for the Cheltenham Festival experienced a third consecutive day of upheaval yesterday, at what is normally a quiet time of the betting year, as Inglis Drever was ruled out for the season due to a tendon injury.

He has been a steady presence for a team that has struggled through four consecutive losing seasons, financial upheaval and declining attendance at Citi Field.

As the face of a program that staked a sizable claim atop a conference riddled by scandal and significant upheaval, Bielema has arguably the most to lose from the consecutive failures in the Rose Bowl.

For the second consecutive year, roustabout ranks as the worst job of 2011, thanks to upheaval in the oil industry and the brutal conditions in which employees work.

Discusses the 1968 upheavals.

Consecutive victories over the Giants and the Detroit Lions — games in which the Cowboys were outgained in total yards — eased the upheaval, but the loss to the Saints may rekindle the compiling of lists of possible coaching candidates.

But after a summer of upheaval they have the perfect start, something that cannot be said of Sunderland, who have now gone six consecutive seasons without winning their opening day fixture.

Nobody expects major upheavals.

The upheavals of 1968 changed that.

The month's upheavals were not over.