Sentence examples for upheaval of a from inspiring English sources

The upheaval of a move to China, the striker admitted, would have signalled the end of his international career.

Can it be unconnected with events regarded as less cheering in this tumultuous upheaval of a year?

Alliances are "superior to mergers, because you don't go through the costs and upheaval of a merger," he said.

He played a role in demonstrations that led to the upheaval of a 23-year dictatorship in 1991, then traded politics ("too dangerous") for business.

The deadline passed in June, and according to the government, 40,000 Haitians decided to leave the country on their own rather than face the upheaval of a sudden deportation and the loss of their belongings in the process.

Now the creators and writers of "Transparent" find themselves trying to construct a fifth season that may or may not include their central character, Mr. Tambor's Maura Pfefferman, while struggling to navigate the sudden upheaval of a show they believed was advancing an important cause both in front of and behind the camera.

In the past, candidates struggled to translate the seismic upheaval of an upset primary victory into an avalanche of money.

After each one has had the ordeal and upheaval of an Ofsted inspection it then has its reward – a morale-boosting, soothing visit from myself and fellow members of the Education Scrutiny Committee for a debrief on Ofsted's findings.

Linda Himelstein is the author of The King of Vodka: The Story of Pyotr Smirnov and the Upheaval of an Empire (Harper Collins, $30).

The threat of eviction – particularly on top of the complete upheaval of escaping a violent relationship – is causing Julia and women like her considerable stress.

Fierce expectations from educators; the massive mental and physical upheaval of being an adolescent; peer pressure, or simple curiosity can make drugs a tempting prospect.