Sentence examples for much upheaval from inspiring English sources

"In our industry, which has seen so much upheaval and disruption, it shows amazing continuity.

But they seemed to require much upheaval for uncertain rewards, and met huge opposition.

Maldives has seen much upheaval in the five years it has been a democracy.

The last year of Romanowski's professional life has seen much upheaval, even by his turbulent standards.

Crennel and Weis took their cues from Belichick, so there will not be much upheaval.

"We had lived through so much upheaval, we were unhappy and would not be able to sustain a bicoastal relationship".

If that happens, expect much more upheaval.

"It was an era of much political upheaval in Turkey," Ms. Hart said recently by telephone.

It is already marked by much more upheaval than prevailed in the era before the crisis, and many of the policies and leaders that nations have embraced, hoping to ease the pain, have only made matters worse.

Eventually, after much ideological upheaval, we rejected the old, statist approach we had grown up with, and came up with a new constitution which for the first time included the "s" word and stated that we were a "democratic socialist party … [that] believes that by the strength of our common endeavour we achieve more than we achieve alone".

During a weekend when there was so much political upheaval around the world, BroadwayCon became a safe space for expression, acceptance, and communication, no matter who you are.