Sentence examples for upheaval between from inspiring English sources

They go so far as to compare David Cameron's proposed changes to the meaning of marriage to those of Henry VIII, whose efforts to divorce Catherine of Aragon sparked centuries of upheaval between church and state.

They provide an insider's account of a pivotal transition in Earth's history, a time of geochemical upheaval, between about 2.5 billion and 1.8 billion years ago, that is known as the Great Oxygenation Event.

In May this year Titus alleged that Black Lives Matter activists' "sole intention is to create friction and upheaval between communities of color and police officers," after a video showing the forceful restraint of a student by a school police officer in the city led to criticism.

Rodgers is Swansea's third manager in as many seasons but there was no need for transitions and huge squad upheaval between bosses because of the board's carefully considered managerial selection process.

Perhaps more than any other position group, the secondary could see the most upheaval between now and the fall.

It is her own act of rebellion, a response to the death of a close friend who has been killed in the political upheaval between Muslims and Hindus, rich and poor.

From the coup in Thailand, to regional upheavals between Vietnam and China, there is a lot happening in South East Asia on the political front.

The political upheavals between 1966 and 1990 created weird slipstreams for the films of this era.

It has been dogged by years of continual sectarian violence and political upheaval, navigating between the wills of 18 different religious groups and their competing claims.

In Minorca (north-eastern Gymnesian Islands), this upheaval occurred between 5825 and 4675 cal yr BP (fourth to third millennium BC), while in Majorca (the largest of the Gymnesian Islands) the transition is less well dated, oscillating between 7169 and 2535 cal yr BP.

Sadly, the Communist Party is doing a good job maintaining the delicate equilibrium between upheaval and contentment.