Sentence examples for radical upheaval from inspiring English sources

So much change has been forced on the system recently that further radical upheaval in curriculum and qualifications is unimaginable.

The political left, which had its origins in the radical upheaval of the late 1960s, appeared to be well on the defensive.

In his compassionate curiosity and his instincts for insurgent uncertainty, Crace surely ranks among our greatest novelists of radical upheaval, a perfect fit for our unstable, unforgiving age.

According to AL and AL, we live in "the most radical upheaval ever of our picture of reality since we discovered the Earth was not flat".

The legacy of Peacock was radical upheaval in commercial broadcasting, while the BBC licence fee was untouched, partly because the anticipated technology revolution never happened.

Most importantly, perhaps, McLoughlin sent a clear signal that he was expecting "evolution not revolution" and that if Shaw's report was advocating a radical upheaval, the government might not be responding any time soon, even if there wasn't an EU referendum to ensure the delay.

Radical upheavals challenge all social restrictions.

And those visions of the future generally turn out to be wrong, because the past two centuries have seen continual, radical upheavals in Jewish life.

Schiaparelli was involved with the Dada movement at its inception in Greenwich Village, after the First World War; Prada was a left-wing graduate student in Milan during the radical upheavals of the nineteen-seventies.

Any radical alteration in basic values or beliefs provides the ground for a revolutionary upheaval.

A coalition that included the churches, the unions, the N.A.A.C.P., and the Liberal Democrats might effect gradual reforms, they conceded, but they, or many of them, had grown indifferent to any kind of "progress" short of radical social upheaval.