Sentence examples for no upheaval from inspiring English sources

If there was no upheaval, they would not have agreed".

It can be used all year round with no upheaval to the home whatsoever".

It was a society riddled with anti-Semitism, yet it witnessed no upheaval on the scale of the Dreyfus Affair or the Tiszaeszlár blood-libel affair in Hungary.

Now these numbers do point to one plausible answer to the "why no upheaval" question: Namely, that European-style public education systems no less than European-style safety nets can serve as stabilizing forces in a crisis, making "economic inactivity" more bearable and even superficially productive than it would have been in past eras.

He could travel within Tibetan areas, in coordination with the Public Security Ministry, to ensure that there are no upheavals.

Out says: "There will be no economic upheaval when we leave.

But by Tuesday, Irsay seemed to be taking a more Zen approach, perhaps signaling that he planned no significant upheaval.

But she said she also believes that all the turmoil — the staff exodus, the budget cuts, the digital-print integration — had left the organization at a point where there was no more upheaval left to play out.

Their desire to shock and frighten is the principal weapon of a radicalism that threatens no social upheaval; for outside of drinking hours they work in estate agencies, banks and building societies, in shops, as carpenters and builders, drivers and care assistants.

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

No one's expecting any upheaval," Standard Bank's Samir Gadio said.