Sentence examples for constant upheaval from inspiring English sources

Constant upheaval can be hard.

Constant upheaval has long scared off investors.

OUTLOOK -- The franchise is in a state of constant upheaval.

Such constant upheaval makes industrywide coordination on security more difficult.

That, he said, has created a sense of constant upheaval and insecurity.

Nicky Morgan promised that she will not bring "five years of constant upheaval or constant change".

His long involvement in Afghan politics has mirrored a period of constant upheavals in Afghanistan itself -- a time when he worked with different factions, many of whom hate or distrust each other.

8 52 p.m. | Updated While much of Wall Street is struggling with constant upheavals in the global market, two of the industry's independent investment banks are faring better than their bigger rivals.

But having read her wonderful evocation of Jewish Vitebsk, tsarist St Petersburg and modernist Paris, having lived as in a novel with the Hasidic families of Chagall and Bella Rosenfeld, his first wife, the reader will be hooked.Vivid personalities, constant upheavals and Chagall's scarcely believable blunders make for barely a dull page.

Mr Laws said independent schools benefited from being at a "greater degree of distance" from the constant upheavals in the state sector.

Still, as I discovered over the course of a few days last fall, trying to retrace some of her narrative, her world has largely survived 75 years of near-constant upheaval.