Sentence examples for less upheaval from inspiring English sources

Perhaps fortunately, change comes more slowly to academia, and so the business-school world as a whole should see less upheaval.

"Bill Belichick had some guys he likes, and might have brought someone in, but probably there would have been less upheaval," the assistant said.

This summer saw less upheaval, since the only departures were James McFadden, Shaun Hutchinson and Henri Anier.

There has been less upheaval at Palmerston, but then the management team of Jim McIntyre, Billy Dodds and James Fowler will ensure that last season's fourth-place finish will provide a platform for further improvement.

First the good news: last week The Military Times reported that according to a poll it carried out, DADT repeal has had far less upheaval than expected.

For less money, upheaval and inconvenience, you can do it yourself.

But, in a politically no less momentous upheaval, the Sephardic-Orthodox party, Shas, emerged with its strength greatly increased.

I can't see President Hosni Mubarak, who's headed that regime for three decades, facing less than upheaval if he tries to hand power to his son, Gamal, in the current environment.

The political parties are at each other's throats and their adversarialism is making government more inflexible; yet there is less social upheaval than during the Vietnam war or the civil-rights era.

No less of an upheaval looms in the President's economic team.

"I mean, we'll be able to go out to the pub in the evenings with the pram, and it will somehow seem less of an upheaval".