Sentence examples for visible upheaval from inspiring English sources

Most readers will be familiar with the tectonic ideological stresses that have caused such visible upheaval in the field today: the repudiation of many Freudian tenets, the rise and undeniable success of new medications to treat the most intractable forms of mental illness and the more impersonal, hurried approach that often comes with the dispensing of drugs.

Without Miami, Boston College and Syracuse, Big East football would almost certainly lose its standing in the Bowl Championship Series, a blow that would cost the conference upwards of $14 million and leave the conference's less visible programs open to upheaval.

Nevertheless, riots, beyond the limits of Punjab and Bengal, added immeasurably to the social dislocation of Partition and generated their own economic crises, wrenching refugee upheavals and visible destruction.

Nevertheless, signs of the upheaval ahead are visible.

Lou is one of those men whose restless charm has generated a contrail of personal upheaval that is practically visible behind him: two failed marriages and two more kids back home in L.A., who were too young to bring on this three-week safari.

Still, bundled with the upheaval of transition and the likelihood of visible and/or invisible injury, any kind of delay in restarting a life seems like a heavy price.

The upheaval caused by flooding during mega-monsoons is clearly visible in remote sensing images produced by the project: erosion channels show rapidly moving water breaching a dam, crashing into the wall of a reservoir, then tearing away the edge of a residential area, flowing at a high level through housing, and later damaging a bridge.

The meeting was postponed last April because of the upheaval in the region, giving Iraqi leaders more time to polish the areas of the city visible to delegates with new sidewalks, streetlights, fountains and grass.

The upheaval.

Then came the second upheaval.

Not so this year's upheaval.