Sentence examples for considerable upheaval from inspiring English sources

So it must have taken some considerable upheaval for Cook to change tack so dramatically.

The conflict has caused considerable upheaval since it began in February in the province, which is known for having the country's most contentious protests.

Turning its banking and insurance services over to the private sector is set to cause considerable upheaval as an enormous dollop of money under the aegis of the state is exposed to the market.

Veronica Assent, an English teacher, said she was pleased to be working with so many familiar faces when so many other schools were going through considerable upheaval because of a court order requiring that new certified teachers be assigned to the 94 poorest-performing schools.

Patch is currently in a state of considerable upheaval, as employees wait to hear more about the "hundreds" of layoffs coming down the line.

Following the political changes in 1989, and subsequent German reunification, the university system in the former German Democratic Republic was undergoing considerable upheaval.

The three-month conflict has caused considerable social upheaval in the French speaking province.

It should be noted, however, that the country was already in the throes of considerable structural upheaval before he took over, including broad demographic change.

Hall was referring to his return to the BBC in April the aftermath of the Savile and McAlpine scandals, when considerable management upheaval left him with several senior executive positions to fill.

However, these benefits have to be weighed against loss of livelihoods for a significant proportion of the population and considerable social upheaval.

The benefits in terms of reducing disaster risk have to be weighed against loss of livelihoods for a significant proportion of the population, considerable social upheaval and often economic decline.