Sentence examples for upheaval in terms of from inspiring English sources
For example, eliminating food packaging and moving to reusable packaging would require huge upheaval in terms of supply chain logistics, supermarket structure, role of brand and marketing professionals and consumer behaviour.
The company's fleet is already made up exclusively of Audi A4 cars, so it's not exactly going to be a dramatic upheaval in terms of Silvercar's offering.
They also frequently endure the same upheavals in terms of disrupted education, employment and family separation.
Dickerson says that there's a "big upheaval" coming, in terms of anti-incumbent rage, but his case -- Herman Cain won a straw poll that he was the only serious competitor in! -- doesn't really work for me, especially with the very overrated talk of previous "anti-incumbent years".
But given the seismic status of 2016 in terms of political upheaval and bloodshed – it's no surprise many music videos have arrived with more than an essence of the apocalypse about them.
All of this is occurring during a period of real stress in Greece in terms of political upheaval, dissatisfaction on the part of the electorate, and the difficulties faced by the Greeks in maintaining the terms of the agreement from the last tranche of the bailout.
Mr. Murphy declined to discuss his departure in terms of the recent upheaval.
When they do — and specialists agree that they will, at least in the medium term — the costs in terms of both human suffering and political and social upheaval are likely to make the 2007 price crisis pale by comparison.
12 Reinforcing the social safety nets in terms of healthcare, employment security, housing and the food supply would help reduce the adverse effects of economical upheaval and would promote health.
In terms of pure creative energy, few periods of the 20th century can match the architectural ferment that began with the dizzying upheavals of Russia's 1917 revolution and ended in 1932, crushed under Stalin's heel.
