Sentence examples for upheaval making from inspiring English sources

This might all seem fairly insignificant – a redundant conversation to be having when the real world is going through such upheaval, making real victims out of real people.

But the latest upheaval makes that harder.

The deep disappointment with the result of that upheaval made the rebirth of its spirit almost miraculous.

Constant policy upheaval makes investment to reduce costs difficult, and the latest review is particularly ill considered.

According to the local chamber of commerce, some of the smallest producers have already gone out of business.Has all this upheaval made Sialkoters better off?

Khosrow I continued the work of his father, Qobād, and thus the Mazdakite upheaval made way for a strong state and an established Mazdean Church.

The upheaval makes every-day travel a mystery tour of diversions, blocked roads and crop circles of traffic cones that you have to negotiate.

That upheaval made the man and the writer, for it inspired a response that so many remember: "I am a camera, with its shutter open, quite passive".

Meanwhile, the scale of the global upheaval makes Japan's problems, which had little impact overseas and took place against a backdrop of global growth, look small by comparison.

Geographical displacement and family upheaval made him at once conformist (he hated rows and confrontations) and fidgety (he came to resent what he called his father's "smother love") - and as his confidence grew this combination became increasingly potent.

"This constant upheaval makes long-range planning for operations and investigations nearly impossible and working relationships very difficult," Paul E. Simons, the acting assistant secretary of state for international narcotics and law enforcement affairs, said in recent Congressional testimony.