Sentence examples for short-term upheaval from inspiring English sources

Domestically, it has avoided major economic reforms that might cause short-term upheaval – perhaps fearing bread riots similar to those experienced in 1977, when the then dictator Anwar Sadat first temporarily tinkered with subsidies.

But the long-term benefits will outweigh the short-term upheaval.

Sure there'll be short-term upheaval and even some cost to re-organisation: £100m according to the Williams Commission; £200m say to the councils.

He argued that long term programmes should not suffer from short term upheavals.

Mr Tsipras knows that a failed negotiation and an exit from the euro would lead to short-term economic upheaval, and that will make him cautious.

"The short-term conclusion is that the upheaval is over, and that's good for stocks," said Mr. Wien.

It's not accidental that he can get things done". Traumatized Iraqis may also, in the short-term, be averse to more upheavals than they have already absorbed.

"Although the transition to democracy could well improve confidence in the long term, political upheaval has worsened the short-term outlook for the economy, public finances and financial system," Charles Seville, Fitch director, said.

Germany on Monday joined the likes of the Netherlands and Switzerland as perceived safe havens where buyers of short-term debt are willing to lose money in return for shelter from upheaval and the possibility of even greater losses.

Like many corporate upheavals, the ICI demerger was driven as much by short-term pressures as by long-term managerial logic.

But in the diplomatic struggle for influence in the region, a dysfunctional Washington plays to the short-term advantage of Beijing, especially with China having weathered its own domestic political upheavals.