Sentence examples for upheavals with from inspiring English sources

I think of Hamdi, a businessman who looked pained when I asked whether Egyptian democracy might lead to oppression or to upheavals with Israel or the price of oil.

The movie's forecast of political upheavals, with allusions to censorship and terrorism, is trumped by a gyrating night-club scene, showing one reveller who seems to be dancing the Madison as if her life depended on it; it comes off as a prescient glimpse of cultural revolution on the wing.

When I asked Mr Leshchenko, who's extensively investigated official corruption in Ukraine, whether anyone has come through the country's recent upheavals with clean hands, he suggested it was possible since "not everyone wanted to be a billionaire".

However, as the rhetoric grew more strident after 1790, the European monarchs began to view the French upheavals with alarm.

Still, Bartlesville has experienced upheaval with Phillips in the past.

Others saw Mr. Bernanke as handling the upheaval with aplomb.

His narrative examines the troubled position of the intellectual in times of upheaval with remarkable intensity.

Ms Aboulela paints the history that unfolds behind the family upheaval with a delicate hand.

More than 90,000 staff moved jobs in Lansley's upheaval, with £3bn wasted and productivity lost.

ABC had already created an upheaval with "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

Given that most Africans are subsistence farmers, that will not be possible without a vast social upheaval, with unpredictable consequences.