Sentence examples for frequent revolutions from inspiring English sources

Then about 50,000 years ago, all of sudden culture changed very dramatically, and you started to get art, much finer tools and the start of a period of increasingly frequent revolutions -- in agriculture, printing, industry.

Frequent revolutions and the fear of European intervention led Wilson to impose a protectorate and a puppet government upon Haiti in 1915 and a military occupation of the Dominican Republic in 1916.

Responding to this influx of new hardware and the unpredictable – yet frequent – revolutions in the market, the vast majority of enterprises now support a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model.

Countries with a shaky silk industry would frown on the importation of silk; countries where revolutions are frequent would frown on the importation of weapons; and hot countries would frown on the importation of food that is quick to spoil.

His early short stories have an almost Socialist Realist flavor, with their frequent references to "the revolution".

Mr. Hady said the line was largely unaffected by the frequent labor strikes following the revolution.

He was asked to define his brand of scary socialism (which is really just old-school liberalism), and his response reiterated his frequent call for "a political revolution to take on the billionaire class".

Mr. Klebnikov was a descendant of Russian émigrés who fled the Bolshevik revolution, and he made frequent visits to Russia after the Soviet Union collapsed.

"There's been something of a revolution," said Paul Hodgson, a frequent critic of big CEO pay packages, and partner at governance research firm BHJ Partners.

Hubbard wrote that "The ascendancy of the U.S. capital markets" had yielded "enhanced stability of the U.S. banking system... more jobs and higher wages... less frequent and milder [recessions}... a revolution in housing finance".

"We accomplished a peaceful revolution," said Park Seong-su, a frequent anti-Park protester.