Sentence examples for it has upended from inspiring English sources

Since its founding in 2008, it has upended the hospitality industry and drawn the ire of local governments around the world who say the service aggravates housing shortages and facilitates illegal short-term renting.

"In doing so, it has upended a longstanding English common law principle that such general warrants are unlawful.

Today everything from apps to hotels to hoses can be rated online, and retail websites seem incomplete without customer reviews.Then there are the industries it has upended.

It is not clear how genuine or widespread that sentiment is in Congress, but regardless, it has upended what President Obama said on Friday had been a "difficult but routine process" in past years.

In the process of trying to solve the mysteries of Parkinson's, it has upended the way scientific research is done, and the way academics interact with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, at least in its little corner of the world.

To our minds, it is not remotely a verdict on Mr. Obama's presidency, nor does it amount to a national referendum on health care reform — even though it has upended the effort to pass a reform bill, which Mr. Obama made the centerpiece of his first year.

It feels as if Hopper has upended sackfuls of it in front of our very eyes, making us rear back in horror-struck recognition that this thing louring over us is in fact the city of all our lives.

I've learned about it mainly because the crisis has upended the life of someone I wrote about in the magazine several weeks ago.

The campaign has upended its advertising strategy.

The Iraq war has upended the Senate, as it has all politics.

It undoubtedly has something to do with social media, which has upended the conspicuous element of consumption.