Sentence examples for wave of upheavals from inspiring English sources

This is all the more necessary as the aspiration to justice will lead to demands that the present élites — and in particular security establishments — relinquish their grip not only on power, but also on the economy, and that demand may eventually trigger a second wave of upheavals.

A wave of upheavals in the Arab world is affecting the interests not only of the countries of the region but of all the main global players, and its effects may be far-reaching, including on relationships between cultures and religions...The fate of minorities in the region especially the fate of Orthodox Christian communities in Syria and other countries is a cause for serious concern.

This is why a different kind of leadership is needed in the sixth wave if we are ever to survive the wave of upheavals.

The wave of upheavals of the Arab Spring had "planted the seeds of freedom", but she said these ideals had been "crushed underfoot" and such "dreams might find another, more aggressive channel of expression".

More important, a wave of upheaval could uproot valuable allies.

Saudi Arabia has tried to inoculate itself against the wave of upheaval challenging autocrats across the Arab world.

As advertising increasingly migrates from newspapers to the Internet, the newspaper industry has undergone a wave of upheaval and consolidation.

Mr. Wahid, the 60-year-old Muslim leader, now seems likely to become the latest casualty of a wave of upheaval that has swept across Asia from Indonesia and Thailand to the Philippines and Taiwan.

She rode many of the waves of upheaval of the nineteen-sixties and seventies, and had a knack for landing where events were getting interesting.

Greece also lies in a region that has seen waves of upheaval in the late 20th century.

Pro-democracy demonstrations have been taking place here regularly since January, when the Tunisian revolution set off a wave of regional upheaval.