Sentence examples for upheaval down from inspiring English sources

In 2016, only 36% of young people said they felt the Arab world was in better shape following the upheaval, down from 72% in 2012.

The diplomat said troops were "moving around to weaken the civilian administration and perhaps create the conditions for political upheaval down the line".

Or is this a case where the process Gerecht hopes for hasn't even had time to get off the ground, and the military's intervention will just return us to the same old cycle of secular dictatorships pre-empting democracy in order to keep the lid on fundamentalists, whose popular appeal endures and eventually prompts another upheaval down the road?

Albania, convulsed by political upheaval, has torn down Eastern Europe's last towering statues of Stalin.

The $1 billion loan was part of a $4.5 billion contribution from the World Bank that was promised earlier this year, before the rioting and political upheaval that brought down Mr. Suharto after 32 years in office.

To quote Winston Churchill, "never let a good crisis go to waste", and the political upheaval will ripple down the value chain as suppliers look nervously at their own sales contracts.

Walker staved off upheaval, raining down a wildfire of cash on local media outlets, with nearly 90percentt of funding from outside Wisconsin.

He served in Sacramento during a time of epic upheaval, staring down a massive budget deficit and a series of biblical natural disasters: drought, earthquakes, fire, floods.

While managers of other Fidelity international funds usually pick stocks and then consider what macroeconomic factors might affect performance, Mr. Carlson looks first at countries, in an effort to avoid the upheavals that take down even the best investments in emerging economies.

In the effort to put down the upheaval, Maliki ringed the province's two largest cities, Falluja and Ramadi, with artillery and began shelling.

The Quinzaine was founded by the French film directors union in 1969 as a reaction to the political upheaval that had shut down the Cannes festival in May 1968.