Sentences with phrase «recent upheaval»
The phrase "recent upheaval" refers to a sudden and significant change or disturbance that has happened recently. Full definition
THE COST OF INSTABILITY By Justin Keay The full effects of recent upheavals and unrest in Turkey have not yet been felt, and policymakers have some serious work ahead to bring markets back in order and reassure investors...
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When Al - Jumauh did publish an article in the April / May issue addressing recent upheavals («A Sea - Change in the Middle East»), it emphatically was not in praise of democratic movements in Tunisia and Egypt.
It was the most recent upheaval among those working for Ko, who ditched longtime swing coach David Leadbetter in December, changed from Callaway to PXG golf clubs in January, and fired caddie Jason Hamilton in October after the duo had won 10 tour events, including two major championships.
Recent upheavals in the region reflect an electorate that is more eclectic than it is given credit for — and that is up for grabs.
AYF in a statement signed by its National President, Alhaji Gambo Ibrahim Gujungu and made available to newsmen stated that, «Following the recent upheavals that engulfed the country over the altercation between the Nigerian Army and the now illegal Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, we see it is expedient to raise some issues as as per cursor to future occurrence in the country.»
CHRISTIAN CONNECTION BLOG - July 9 - Following the recent upheaval at Spark Networks, questions arise as to the long - term sustainability of the niche - dating industry.
(In a follow - up column, Bear Market Excuses, Ritholtz examined many of the common explanations for the market's recent upheaval, including the length of the bull market, the impact of hedge - funds, and the end of the Fed's bond buying program, known as quantitative easing or QE.)
«The recent upheaval in both the legal and financial markets has profoundly changed the legal profession and challenged law schools to innovate.