Sentence examples for resulting upheaval from inspiring English sources

Instead, she dismissed her tabloid divorce, and the resulting upheaval within the Yankees, with peppy spin.

The resulting upheaval democratizes capital and is a gateway to reform.

While big names like UBS of Switzerland and Deutsche Bank have reported multibillion-dollar write-downs, the damage — and the resulting management upheaval — was less severe than that at Citigroup or Merrill Lynch.

The resulting social upheaval driven by these changes serves as the setting for the main story.

China's economic transformation, the resulting social upheavals and the easing of censorship since the early 1980s led to a burst of creativity.

But records and interviews show that in the years since, he has benefited from at least a few Bain deals that resulted in upheaval for companies, workers and communities.

Failure to do so will not only result in upheaval, but may also potentially cost the U.S. economy $215 billion, they said.

3D printing is bound to result in upheaval and new concerns not only for manufacturers of cheap, easily replicated goods, but also for lawmakers and security professionals worldwide, especially with big money and talent like the new Stratasys/MakerBot 3D-printing giant trying to democratize the process.

INDIAN JOURNAL about Kashmir & the upheaval resulting from the theft of a hair from the head of the prophet Mohammed, a sacred relic, which….

Lankov touches on that scenario but stresses the possibility of dramatic political upheaval resulting in the disintegration of the North Korean regime.

"Amid the great cultural upheaval resulting from migrations of peoples and the emerging new political configurations, the monasteries were the places where the treasures of ancient culture survived," he said.