Sentence examples for upheaval going on from inspiring English sources

There is a massive, historic upheaval going on: one chaotic Islamic country after another -- spanning more than 7,000 miles of the globe -- a huge tectonic shift, from Western Africa to the Western frontiers of China.

The political upheaval going on in the United States right now is being driven by the economic upheaval.

As an athlete, he was supposed to remain aloof from the racial and political upheaval going on around him: the student sit-ins in Nashville, the Freedom Rides, the March on Washington, the student protests in Albany, Georgia, and at Ole Miss.

Given the upheavals going on in the media these days, it's not surprising that the press were so swayed by the Darwinius publicity machine.

Even in a steadily growing economy, plenty of upheaval is going on under the surface, as people are hired and fired, and as they hop between jobs of their own volition.

"It was pretty freaky, almost as if there was a little bit of upheaval that was going on in the hall".

"The viewers see us as this comfort food, especially in times of upheaval and turmoil and whatever else is going on in the world," Feld said of the network.

"Of course the fall of the Berlin Wall was a total historic sea change, but if you think about the Western world, post-war, what is going on now is the biggest upheaval.

Grima has already lined up most of the replacements, as well as appointing an assistant coach for 2015, but maintains that, amid all the upheaval, the show goes on for 2014.

So many dramatic upheavals were going on in 1968 that it was almost impossible to lavish the same amount of care and concern on each one, or even acknowledge that our lives would be so deeply affected; after the assassinations of Kennedy and King and Kent State and the convention, it was hard to concentrate on an invasion in such a faraway place.

There's so much upheaval and instability going on in the world right now -- financially, environmentally, etc. -- that it's hard not to wonder and worry about what kind of future we're headed for.