Sentence examples for gone through upheaval from inspiring English sources
Since 1992, he said, Japan's financial industry has gone through upheaval every three years.
Since the trial was granted -- in what was possibly an attempt by President Alberto K. Fujimori to improve relations with Washington -- Peru has gone through upheaval, and the Berensons have carefully tracked the changes and their effects on Ms. Berenson's case.
"Like any industry touched by digital technology, we've gone through upheaval".
Another truism is that financial markets have always gone through upheavals.
The other partner in this new union, the Africa Centre for Population Health, embraces clinical research, but it too has gone through upheavals.
Mr. Obama never mentioned many of the other nations going through upheaval across the Arab world, including Yemen, Syria and Bahrain, but left little doubt that his decision to send the United States military into action in Libya was the product of a confluence of particular circumstances and opportunities.
But the problems facing the Democrats also have to do with the depth of the bench -- or even, given the fact that Republicans control City Hall again, and that the City Council is going through upheaval forced by term limits -- whether there even is much of a bench.
Arts Council England is going through yet another upheaval.
For all his political success, Mr. Corzine has also gone through personal upheaval.
The ABC network, which Disney acquired in 1996, has slipped to fourth, and last, among the major networks, passing up some of the biggest hits of recent years, like "The Apprentice," as management has gone through constant upheaval.
