Sentence examples for upheaval against from inspiring English sources

As then, today's plans pitch fears about the cost and alleged chaos of upheaval against hypothetical arguments for change.

Despite romantic delusions of popular upheaval against a disliked leader, a sounder method of keeping leaders accountable already exists: voting.

Somewhat contentiously, the line from Yeats appears stripped from its political content — the evocation of the Easter Rising, an Irish upheaval against British rule — and is used to epitomize the idea that oppositions can be creative.

It is worth recalling that since 2010 Tunisia has witnessed the so called Arab Spring which is in realty a social upheaval against the political regime.

I was struck by all the jokes about a benign "plot", of an environmentally-conscious power elite, determined to drag the gas-guzzling, carbon-loving masses into upheaval against an old regime of fossil-fuel energy.

She born in 1980s just as first gr8 upheavals against apartheid began.

It was reminiscent of a classic scene of our Palestinian brothers during their upheavals against the Israeli occupation.

In the early years of twentieth-first century, for example, one government after another in disparate parts of the former Soviet Union was swept away in what were called the "color revolutions" -- populist upheavals against old-style authoritarian regimes.

Possible stabilization against upheaval buckling are reviewed, and designs against upheaval buckling, such as rock dumping and mattress stabilization, are introduced.

Both political upheavals occurred against a backdrop of cultural disorientation, in particular a new-media invasion and a shrinking zone of privacy.

In their essay "The Gender of Money," the University of Birmingham professor Leslie Brubaker and her student Helen Tobler argue that royal women made it onto coins in the Byzantine Empire because they represented the continuity of the dynastic line — a bulwark against upheaval and chaos.