Sentence examples for upheaval occurred from inspiring English sources

We felt it was important, when the upheaval occurred in the summer, that we had a base in Kettering for Kettering supporters.

In Minorca (north-eastern Gymnesian Islands), this upheaval occurred between 5825 and 4675 cal yr BP (fourth to third millennium BC), while in Majorca (the largest of the Gymnesian Islands) the transition is less well dated, oscillating between 7169 and 2535 cal yr BP.

Just the sort of thing that makes it easy to forget there's a government upheaval occurring right nearby.

In Homer's Odyssey, this one-eyed monster threw the top of a mountain into the sea to try to sink Odysseus's ship – and when Etna explodes, a similar upheaval occurs.

Reports have recently emerged of a thawing of relations between Ankara and Jerusalem in response to the political upheaval occurring in the Middle East and North Africa.

The political upheaval occurring in Iran in the aftermath of a presidential election widely perceived by the Iranian people to have been rigged has an unpredictable dynamic.

Unless an epidemiologic upheaval occurs, future large epidemics of meningococcal meningitis will likely be caused by serogroup A, and the serogroup A conjugate vaccine (which will soon be introduced in the meningitis belt) will be a major advance.

Here we utilize genome-wide surveys of mobile elements and two types of pseudogenes to suggest that diverse orders of mammals have undergone substantial, independent reductions in genome size following the Cretaceous Tertiary (KT) boundary, a period of global ecological upheaval occurring ∼65 Ma (Archibald 1996).

Both political upheavals occurred against a backdrop of cultural disorientation, in particular a new-media invasion and a shrinking zone of privacy.

An illustration of these upheavals occurred in response to the growing health and social inequalities prevailing in Chiapas Mexico in 1994.

When great scientific upheavals occur, they involve the rejection of the current paradigm in favor of a new paradigm that better integrates the facts available and better predicts the behavior of a particular scientific system.