Sentence examples for disruption of world from inspiring English sources

The hold of the party-democratic regime was so strong that even after the interlude of Progressive-era reforms and the disruption of World War I, politics returned to regional, cultural and ethnic issues in the 1920s.

There is an underlying concern about the possible disruption of world grain markets in the sense of price spikes caused by massive increases in demand by some of the major importing countries.

Roth had set out to write about the Jewish migrations from eastern to western Europe amid the disruptions of World War I and the Russian Revolution.

But middle age, growing affluence, an established international reputation, the disruptions of World War I, and a distaste for public commotion gradually combined to isolate him from the centres of avant-gardism.

After the disruptions of World War II, Adi and his brother Rudolf ("Rudi") strove to rebuild the Dassler firm, but a personal breach between the brothers had become irreparable by 1948.

Designed by the German architect Franz Heinrich Schwechten, it fell into disrepair after the disruptions of World War I and World War II.

"Kingsolver is clearly trying to awaken us to humanity's growing disruption of the world's biological functions — and to do it in a way that connects emotionally and viscerally with her readers," Ashe said.

The holiday continued to go largely unobserved for us during the national disruption of the World War II years.

The common currency was an outgrowth of efforts that began in the mid-20th century, as Europe reeled from the carnage and disruption of two world wars.

The roots of its hypothetical uprising trace back to the 1999 populist disruption of a World Trade Organization conference, an impassioned event known as the Battle of Seattle that is a landmark of its kind.

After the years of preoccupation with the symbols and paraphernalia of war, after the mass mee tings under the torches and massed banners, after the exhiliration of killing weaker people, the adventurous spirit finds that adventure is only a temporary disruption of a world that is inexorably orderly.