Sentence examples for predicting upheaval from inspiring English sources

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After nearly two years of sitting quietly, the erstwhile poster boy of the pro-Russia cause last week released a declaration strongly critical of President Vladimir Putin, and predicting upheaval and bloodshed in Russia in the near future.

He has nearly 40 years experience in this business, and he predicts upheaval.

But contrary to the autocratic Gulf, which so far has largely been able to ring-fence itself against the wave of popular uprisings sweeping the Middle East and North Africa, few predict upheaval in Turkey, a traditionally politically unstable country that is witnessing a decade of stability and near unprecedented rule by one party that has gone from one electoral victory to another.

Predicting social upheaval, Panos Skourletis said it was only "a question of months" before Greece was forced to hold elections again and Syriza assumed power.

Also, Corker has publicly called for legislative action to protect Mueller, predicting "total upheaval in the Senate" if Trump tries to remove him.

Activists predict more upheaval unless Mr Sisi loosens his grip, but there is little sign that he will.

Elliott Ettenberg, chairman and chief executive of Customer Strategies Worldwide, predicted huge upheaval in the UK as the company undercuts traditional retailers such as Tesco and Sainsbury.

Last week Mr. Megret gloated over the poor performance of the two main rightist parties in regional elections and cheerfully predicted more upheaval in the establishment.

Can happiness predict political upheaval more accurately than traditional economic measures?

He has a deep sense of forboding about the economy, predicting that the upheaval at Schwab, combined with the dotcom bust, will prompt a major exodus from the Bay Area.