Sentence examples for undergo upheaval from inspiring English sources

"The solemn rightness of living just here," is how the brother and sister's older sibling sees it, a complacency that, in the garden at Harrow as in the country at large, is about to undergo upheaval.

In the process, your relationships with others will undergo upheaval and your sense of age and time will be markedly changed.

The service has already undergone upheaval with job losses and price rises in recent years.

Chile's Roman Catholic Church is also undergoing upheaval over how its leaders have minimized victims' abuse allegations.

The financial and automotive industries, so heavily invested in the marketing of sports, are undergoing upheavals that have required government bailouts and rounds of layoffs to survive.

Dell, the company, has been losing ground for years as the industry it once dominated has undergone upheavals that its founder failed to foresee.

Little surprise then that those moving toward the short end of the see-saw are angry at the inescapable evidence that the gender game is undergoing upheaval--be it in the exotic terrain of grade school toilets or in the legions of MBAs taking over the Social Security Administration in America or private business in Russia or storming the macho management gates at Walmart.

Though born in revolution, their country was unlikely ever again to undergo revolutionary upheaval.

Secondary education is still in an unsatisfactory state, the examination system is about to undergo further upheaval and no department has to deal with a more conservative and obstructive professional establishment.As for Mr Blunkett, he is now free to pursue his fight for access to the children he believes are his.

The Congress Party underwent upheaval and splintering in the aftermath of the elections, and in 1978 Chavan decided not to join Gandhi's newly formed Congress (I) grouping but to stay with the faction that initially was known as the Congress (Urs), or Congress (U).

European countries are rich, but for the most part they are unwilling to spend money on military power; Russia's production of oil and gas is declining, and its population is in a demographic death-spiral; China may yet undergo internal upheavals that could disrupt its economy.Robert Kagan, a prominent commentator, is confident that the American-dominated "unipolar" world will endure.