Sentence examples for ensuing upheaval from inspiring English sources
The ensuing upheaval rattled the stock prices of Embarq and its potential suitors, making it difficult to determine a deal price.
Many of JPMorgan's hallmarks that Mr. Dimon has trumpeted, from its deft management of risk to a deep bench of executive talent, have been partially undercut by the trading fiasco and ensuing upheaval.
Although there is unfortunately no tape of his shooting, the ensuing upheaval brought widespread attention to the shocking videos of the choke hold death of 43 year old Eric Garner and, most tragically, the killing of 12 year old Tamir Rice that occurred at the same time.
In the ensuing period of cultural upheaval, Watts did more than any other public thinker to make the wisdom of the Eastern sages comprehensible to English-speaking seekers.
In the ensuing fear and chaos, the weapons would most likely -- as in many similar upheavals -- be used for looting, mayhem, vigilantism, and murder.
The ensuing media hue and cry was hysterical, embodying all the anxieties of change, not just of body shape but of social upheaval, of lesbianism, feminism and the threat to the family.
But the ensuing years brought a steroid scandal to his door — his coach, Trevor Graham, became the pivotal figure in the Balco scandal — as well as injuries and an upheaval to his training when Graham was shooed from the sport.
The economic upheaval that has ensued hurts most of us, including the person running the cash register at the self-serve gas station.
A quadruple-forte C-sharp-minor upheaval in the orchestra ensues, with the brass crying doom in falling intervals.
