Sentence examples for create some upheaval from inspiring English sources
Because Knight Ridder is so much bigger than McClatchy, the merger is likely to create some upheaval for both companies.
Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) created some welcome upheaval in the international humanitarian discourse recently, with their compelling Where is Everyone?
Richard Croft, the tenor, used dynamics and color affectingly to create the upheaval in the title role.
And she insisted that the search would not create more upheaval.
As early as next year widespread flooding by a rise in sea levels will create major upheaval for millions.
But their plans, if carried out, could create severe upheaval in the communion, the world's third largest grouping of churches, after the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox churches.
In a Java-fuelled future, the reign of the P.C. might be challenged by the N.C., which would let users "borrow" programs from the Net and would have no need for Microsoft's Windows — developments that would create enormous upheaval in many of the software markets that Gates's firm now dominates.
The leak of 11.5m files from the Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca continues to create upheaval around the world.
We aim to create a great upheaval in society".
"It would create upheaval, really chaos at a time when the county needs stability and methodical, intelligent thinking," said Judith A. Jacobs of Woodbury, the legislature's presiding Democrat.
Renaissance humanists, however, made positive contributions to the study of history, and the humanist approach to the past helped to create the great upheaval of the Reformation.
