Sentence examples for would be overthrown from inspiring English sources

Putin and Yanukovych are similar in their motivations; Putin started this war because he saw Yanukovych being overthrown and realized that he needed to create a massive distraction quick or he would be overthrown as well.

Especially after 1890 he was convinced the regime would be overthrown by revolution.

Over time, land ownership would again become more concentrated, the dynasty would be overthrown and the cycle would begin anew.

"And the reason that they wanted the regulation was not that they were socialist but they thought capitalism had to be regulated effectively or it would be overthrown".

What none of us could have imagined back in 1965 was that within five short years, the synthetic food future would be overthrown in advance of its arrival.

Soon after the 1991 Persian Gulf war came to an end, senior aides to President George Bush predicted that Saddam Hussein would be overthrown within six months.

Asserting what they considered to be an immutable scientific law of history, they argued that the state would soon be overthrown by the industrial working class (the proletariat), who would institute socialism, a just and egalitarian form of governance (see also communism).

Then he married his sister Rhea but, worried that he would later be overthrown by one of them, Cronus ate their children.

Payá realized early on that the dictatorship would never be overthrown by a direct Bay of Pigs-style military assault, but it could be undermined by a peaceful grass-roots movement of Christian democrats, modeling themselves on Martin Luther King Jr.

Now he realised that the system could never be reformed from within but would have to be overthrown.

The Taliban, whom officials initially predicted would implode or be overthrown once bombing began, have since been described as "eviscerated" (by Lt. Gen. Gregory Newbold, Oct. 16); "degraded and diminished" (Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Oct. 25); and "on their heels" (the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Richard Myers, last Sunday).