Sentences with phrase «serious upheavals»

The fourteenth - century Middle Ages (Dante) and the early twentieth century (Warburg) were both periods that underwent serious upheavals.

When Sir Alex Ferguson left Old Trafford, it was clear that such a massive departure would cause some serious upheaval around the club.

Nearly every category sees some serious upheaval, with longstanding # 1s finding themselves dethroned.

The publishing industry and writing is in the midst of a serious upheaval.

may seem like a run - of - the - mill injury, they have the potential to cause serious upheaval in a victim's life.

Although broken bones may seem like a run - of - the - mill injury, they have the potential to cause serious upheaval in a victim's life.

But sustaining this neck injury in a car accident can cause serious upheaval in your life, making it difficult to live comfortably or take care of your financial responsibilities.

Has a serious upheaval in a friendship, marriage, or job, impacted your life in a way you have not been able to resolve?

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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...

But there were no mental or spiritual upheavals, no serious disillusionments, and no fundamental doubts of any sort.

This was no mean thing, and it's far more important than getting things right all the time, which isn't possible for anyone who risks serious political, moral, and theological judgments in times of upheaval and transformation, as Michael did.

A multitude of players were brought in and, after serious squad upheaval, Allegri's men struggled badly at the beginning of this season.

With so much political upheaval across the country and globally, now is the time to have serious, sober, centrist reportage on issues of importance to Jewish communities in New York and beyond.»

There has been a lot of serious news recently: natural disasters, political upheavals, and while I'll not saying we should shift our subject, I am urging that we make room for these more substantial, real world events happening in real time.

Some reviewers of the New York - based collective's biennale criticized it as a cynical and sarcastic, overly surface - oriented survey of a time whose crises and political upheavals call for somber and serious reflection.

The far more serious question, of course, is how much upheaval and human suffering would come with the substantial warming that delegates here are contemplating.

This is a serious problem for us, because these are times of great upheaval, and if we do not choose change, change will be chosen for us and applied to us.

When it comes to the capacity to generate profound upheaval and anguish in the lives of those involved, almost nothing rivals a serious personal injury event stemming from the negligence of others.

When one parent interferes with the other parent's visitation, it can lead to frustration, upheaval, and serious legal consequences.

Sometimes, serious and complex psychological difficulties converge with that perfect storm of adolescent social development, individuation, and emotional upheaval, and the challenge is taken to a whole new level.

Mr. Speaker, over the past few decades, society has gone through some serious economic and social upheaval.

Such situations are also serious and can cause damage and upheaval in the lives of individuals and their families.

Serious cases can produce Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) symptoms, including: Haunting memories with accompanying emotional upheavals as if the traumatic event was being experienced again Overwhelming frustration in the form of feeling threatened, with a heightened sense of vigilance An urge to fight or run away from the traumatic memory Irrational thinking patterns and beliefs about yourself, others, and the world The traumatic event can be the experience of surviving a serious car accidSerious cases can produce Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) symptoms, including: Haunting memories with accompanying emotional upheavals as if the traumatic event was being experienced again Overwhelming frustration in the form of feeling threatened, with a heightened sense of vigilance An urge to fight or run away from the traumatic memory Irrational thinking patterns and beliefs about yourself, others, and the world The traumatic event can be the experience of surviving a serious car accidserious car accident,...