Upheavals in a sentence

The first challenging aspect is the fueling role that the SI had in the upheavals of the political and social movements of the 1960s, upheavals for which much is still at stake and which many foresee as recurring in the 21st century.

Britain's blue-chip companies are going through one of the biggest ever upheavals in top management, as seven stalwart Footsie chief executives have either gone or declared their exit since the start of the year.

Furthermore, you’re looking at a tough road ahead for Chevron with a not-so-rosy energy price forecast ahead and potential tremors such as the Australian union upheavals or a global economic downturn.

In Iraq, which is recovering from decades of conflict, the Baghdad Museum, founded in 1926 to chronicle 7,000 years of history, has closed and reopened in recent years, depending on the upheavals in the news.

Our thoughts have been refined through upheavals so epic that they birthed four major religions — each that preached endless ways to love, to be kind, to care, to nurture body and soul.

The Chinese economy will buoy steady and sustained development, adding certainty to global growth clouded by upheavals, said Han Wenxiu, executive deputy director of the office of the Central Committee for Financial and Economic Affairs.

The transition to a democratic system marked both achievements and challenges, with a delicate balance between democratic governance and periodic upheavals.

They come amid a string of upheavals in the Chinese government’s top ranks, including the disappearance of defense minister Li Shangfu, and wobbles in the country’s economy that have caused consternation in foreign capitals.

Thus, the international focus that characterizes French luxury brands has effectively created a protective shield against the impact of domestic political and social upheavals in the country where the brands are headquartered.

While the effects of the pandemic weakened demand in cell banking at the beginning of the year, the Ukraine war and the resulting economic upheavals had a negative impact on the birth rate in Europe's core markets as the year progressed.

Absent any upheavals, the likely course is that Biden will shift to a nonstop negative campaign against Trump.

A series of upheavals and takeovers from the 1980s onwards saw Taveners eventually taken over by a Danish company and merged into its Blackpool-based subsidiary, which in turn was bought back by its management as Tangerine.

Experts from the University of Southampton, which led the study, said these events triggered significant biological upheavals, including mass extinctions of marine species.

In that last book, he predicted major upheavals in America if profound efforts were not taken to resolve the nation’s racial problems.

Over the decades, I’ve often heard predictions of upheavals that never come to pass, while others, like the Tiananmen Square or Arab Spring movements, erupted with little warning.

This moment of celebration comes after both experienced significant personal upheavals, including public divorces and the courage to embrace one's true self amidst the relentless scrutiny of the public eye.

What are the lessons for today of these kinds of struggles over the past 15 years, as seen in the Arab revolutions, the upheavals in Iran, the recent struggles in France over labor, racism, and antifascism, or so many others?

Alexandra Pelosi leads this documentary film as she shows the various social and political upheavals taking place across the country.

As hurricane season approaches, the government first responders are already at the breaking point, drained by the recent social upheavals related to George Floyd and the family strains caused by the economic uncertainty.

As if this combination of health, socioeconomic, and geopolitical upheavals were not destabilizing enough, one also cannot ignore the Trump factor.