Sentence examples for lead to upheaval from inspiring English sources

That, he said, would lead to upheaval in the Afghan community.

One senior aide said the division could lead to upheaval in Mr. Kerry's staff.

But the company's swaggering traders wanted little to do with the financial advisers, creating tension and turmoil that would lead to upheaval at the top.

Just as the Rwandan crisis (and Mr. Clinton's failure to respond decisively) led to a catastrophe across central Africa that has cost more than four million lives so far, Liberia's civil war could lead to upheaval across West Africa.

Yet as I travel around China and talk to everyone from peasants to senior officials, I'm afraid the leaders' strategy will fail and ultimately lead to upheavals in the coming years.

His arrest was one in a string involving Binghamton men's basketball players that led to upheaval at the university.

The only certainty is that autocracy leads to upheaval, and the best guarantor of stability is democracy.

It also gathered early information about dissatisfaction among shipyard workers in Gdansk, which eventually led to upheaval in Poland in the 1980's.

They show me how transaction costs for delivery of healthcare have gone up from 4 per cent to 14 per cent in recent years, because every reform leads to upheaval, and upheaval costs money to sort out.

The case led to upheavals in both the Essex County prosecutor's office, which supervised the initial investigation into the murder of the officer, and the Orange Police Department.

On the other hand, lipid accumulation leads to upheavals in macromolecular composition which impacts intracellular physical and chemical properties: pH, osmotic pressure, steric constraints.