Sentence examples for upheaval caused from inspiring English sources

His work suggests that we've never fully countenanced the upheaval caused by industry.

The same myth was invoked to gloss over the social upheaval caused by the Industrial Revolution.

Karl Pivat, a 73-year-old hunter, describes the upheaval caused by the recent changes in the climate.

This new-found gravity comes, in part, from the upheaval caused by Crazy For You's unexpected success.

For example, the severe ecological upheaval caused by the extreme climatic oscillations of the Ice Ages greatly favoured deer.

Those disaffected voters are the blue-collar workers who have been screwed by economic upheaval caused by global trade and new technology.

Once the Russians withdrew their backing for Najibullah in 1992, his regime collapsed and the country descended into violent upheaval, causing thousands of deaths and disappearances.

That movie had the same idea of a living space being disrupted, and the resulting intimate discomfort and upheaval causing a good deal to be revealed about the relationships of the people who live there.

The political upheavals caused by the Napoleonic Wars prevented the realization of several scientific expeditions in which Humboldt had been given an opportunity to participate.

Brooks may still be serving time for the comments he made in 2005 when the Saints, like New Orleans itself, were demoralized by unimaginable upheavals caused by Katrina.

Most African businesses are one-man-bands that rarely survive the death of their founder.By the mid-19th century, when Europeans began to penetrate the interior, Africa was reeling from upheavals, caused mostly by the demand for slaves.