Sentence examples for face upheaval from inspiring English sources

Across the land, Britain's schools face upheaval.

Population mix Though some original communities would face upheaval, the greater goal was to create a new economic strategy for the old industrial cities of the north, changing the social and economic population mix of these well-placed parts of the city, boosting the property markets and development in the area, and reinvigorating city centres in the process.

On the whole, transgender rights in the military face upheaval and uncertainty.

From the Mission District in San Francisco to El Barrio in Harlem, established communities face upheaval as new occupants hike the costs and change the culture.

Rousseff, who insists she will not quit, is the latest leftist leader in Latin America to face upheaval as a decade-long commodities boom that fueled breakneck growth and social spending comes to an abrupt end.

For if the world of employment is facing upheaval, then so is its counterpart of unemployment.

In 1996, the firm faced upheaval when Winstanley, who specialised in criminal defence work, left to become a judge.

Independence may offer Scotland the greatest stability while the rest of the UK faces upheaval after last month's vote to leave the EU, Nicola Sturgeon has said.

The policy will cost $355.9m over four years, with $300m earmarked to help regions and industries facing upheaval in the transition to a cleaner economy.

And it is now facing upheaval, with the city moving to end some seniority-based job guarantees, which led most of the city's drivers to walk out on Jan . 16

The Nationals are facing upheaval in Victoria, with the party set to lose its stronghold seat of Shepparton to an independent and the Coalition partnership with the Liberals set to be reviewed.