Sentence examples for dramatic upheavals from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dramatic upheavals" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe significant and often sudden changes or disruptions in a situation, context, or environment. Example: "The country experienced dramatic upheavals during the political revolution, leading to widespread social change."
But dramatic upheavals began last year, when its Saturday edition was scrapped.
But despite these dramatic upheavals, not everybody is convinced that bubbles even exist.
The act of partition set off a spiral of events unforeseen and unintended by anyone, and the dramatic upheavals changed the terms of the whole settlement.
In the lead according to most pollsters is a conservative Liberal-National coalition, headed by Tony Abbott (pictured).The election comes after six years of Labor rule marked by some of the most dramatic upheavals in Australia's political history.
France, despite its even more dramatic upheavals, or perhaps because of them, has evolved to believe that civilization flows through and around and within history rather than being pushed backward or forward by it.
Much of the action in "Manchester by the Sea" consists of dumb routines and petty disruptions, the kind of stuff that keeps happening even in the wake of enormous changes and dramatic upheavals.
In recent years, the business model for developing new therapies has undergone a dramatic upheaval.
IT HAS been a year of eye-catching, dramatic upheaval in Europe and the Arab world.
Regardless of Mr Bush's sang froid, the past week has seen the most dramatic upheaval in the alliance for decades.
In his dissent, Justice John Paul Stevens was right when he said that the court has now established "a new constitutional right" that creates a "dramatic upheaval in the law".
He fears another dramatic upheaval in the country – something resembling the massive 1995 strikes, or even the 2005 riots in the Paris suburbs.
