Sentence examples for regular upheavals from inspiring English sources

In the regular upheavals that roil the motorcycle market, one of the most significant was the 2009 release of the Aprilia RSV4, which introduced a new 1-liter 4-cylinder developed by the company to supplant a V-twin previously used in its sportbikes.

One problem in a community like Houston is that there aren't a lot of large-company employers to hold down scientific unemployment throughout the regular upheavals of the biotech industry (in contrast to the Bay Area).

This is due in part to the fact that most organizations experience personnel turnover and regular upheavals (e.g., course rotation procedures) that make the storage of information critical because newcomers will draw upon these storehouses of information to guide their behavior.

It has suffered riots and hideous violence and depressingly regular political upheavals, led by a succession of despots and cheats: Papa Doc, Baby Doc, the priest Aristide.

From the 1960s until the early 1990s, Fisher claims, popular culture was characterised by regular and often startling upheavals.

For someone on the edge of suicide or self-harm, no one would prescribe continuous upheaval and movement, high levels of uncertainty and stress and regular doses of isolation in bleak, understaffed institutions.

Reverse mortgages, which pay older homeowners a regular sum against the equity in their house, are supposed to shield borrowers from economic upheaval.

Arsenal, which opened its regular season last Saturday with a scoreless tie against Newcastle United, is in the throes of upheaval with the sale of Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona and the expected exit of Samir Nasri, probably to Manchester City.

Discusses the 1968 upheavals.

Nobody expects major upheavals.

The upheavals of 1968 changed that.