Sentence examples for serious upheaval from inspiring English sources

The field of oncology is undergoing serious upheaval now that reductions in Medicare reimbursement rates are in full effect, to the detriment of patient access to care.

Nor is it afraid to flex its muscles: when a year ago it threatened to impeach two ministers for misconduct, Mr Shevardnadze had to sack them.Such institution-building is vital if these countries are not to be dominated by cronied elites, and if they are to survive a change of leadership without serious upheaval.

The school system's leadership also faces serious upheaval.

He is only 74, but if he can no longer serve there is no doubt that there will be serious upheaval in Iran.

The City Council was sure to see some serious upheaval this election cycle, and the competitiveness of the fights for alderman is showing in tonight's results: fourteen of the 50 wards appear set to head to runoffs on April 5.

The regime is likely to go through serious upheavals in the coming years.

At around the same time, there were serious upheavals in the local black community, and the activities of Cesar Chavez and his fellow agricultural workers in the Central Valley.

Aside from the potential snags that come with such a multilayered selection process, this political drama played out against the backdrop of one of the most serious upheavals in Hawaiian political history.

The company has undergone serious upheavals during the last year within its board of directors.

They were responding to serious upheavals caused by the arrival of industrial capitalism and modernity to Germany during that period.

"Government by roadblock" has proven a remarkably efficient and relatively harmless method of getting a quick response from the authorities.Since gaining independence in 1962, Jamaica has never witnessed any serious mass upheaval.