Tony Woods, however, nursed his horticultural ambitions through harsh Cumbrian winters, drenching summers and frequent domestic upheavals.
When Lacerda fell from grace in one of Brazil's frequent political upheavals (he feared for his life and hid for a while in Samambaia), Lota's power waned too.
In addition, environmental monitoring is hampered by the limited and inconsistent supply of electricity; the difficult terrain of the Niger Delta and frequent political upheavals may also have contributed to a lack of both government and non-government-funded research.
For many years the Welles Oscar was believed to be lost, a victim of Welles's life of upheaval and frequent trans-Atlantic trips after he first left Hollywood in 1948.
Mr. Cameron's aides have said that Britain and the United States have closely coordinated their pronouncements on the Egyptian upheaval, with frequent telephone calls between Mr. Cameron and President Obama and between Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
All of which lead to social upheavals, such as frequent strikes and terrorism, etc. [ 26- 31].
There have of course been frequent periods of war and upheaval which have produced large numbers of refugees – the Syria crisis is just the latest example of this.
Each was subject to conquest; each underwent frequent shifts of population and periodic religious upheavals; and at times at least two of the three were governed by rival rulers.
The architect GG Scott found him 'tremendously jolly', but he was also given to weeping in public and his short life was punctuated by frequent bouts of private melancholy, personal tragedy and psycho-sexual upheaval.
After years of political upheaval and violence, Algeria's economy has been given a lift by frequent oil and gas finds.
