Sentences with phrase «upheaval at»

But the real upheaval at the event was the company's choice to remove the standard headphone jack from the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.

For example, there are no travel insurance plans that allow you to cancel your trip due to concerns about civil unrest or political upheaval at your destination.

The term was coined by Italian art critic Germano Celant in 1967 [1] and introduced in Italy during the period of upheaval at the end of the 1960s, when artists were taking a radical stance.

The term was coined by Italian art critic Germano Celant and introduced in Italy during the period of upheaval at the end of the 1960s, when artists were taking a radical stance.

It's important to ensure that children in your care are getting as much support as possible, particularly when they are dealing with an upheaval at home.

Berman and Pulcini also attempt to find some kind of cultural relevance to the story by weaving in real - life events from NYC's upheaval at the time, but they mostly come off as distractions since the film doesn't really dive deep into any of these issues.

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.

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You might not be able to watch it on socagol, but fans of Spanish football will know that the country is having a bit of upheaval at the moment, which has already affected La Liga (with Barca playing a match behind closed doors), and had ramifications for the Spanish national side.

There's going to be so much upheaval at the emirates all season.

Whilst 2016 was certainly a year of change for the food manufacturing sector, 2017 has managed to top this by throwing even more upheaval at the industry...

The upheaval at the publisher of «Grand Theft Auto» and other video games culminated Thursday with the election of a new chairman, the appointment of new directors and the ouster of the CEO.

On Tuesday, moments after finding out about the layoffs and leadership upheaval at the Downtown Project in Las Vegas, I asked Tony Hsieh by phone why he stepped down as leader of the utopian startup city he had founded, and why he had continued act as head of the ambitious experiment in the desert despite having already handed over the reins to his lawyer and a team of executives.

Critics say the upheaval at Nanaimo Seniors Village is part of a larger picture of layoffs and wage cutting at health facilities around the province, practices allowed under legislation passed by the BC Liberal government to aid privatization.

The upheaval at Perth Glory continues, with chief executive Peter Filopoulos the latest confirmed departure from the A-League club.

Much of the upheaval at Tribune has focused around its flagship, the Los Angeles Times.

The upheaval at Ford underlines pressure on all three Detroit automakers to prove they can avoid losses as the U.S. market begins to slow from last year's record sales.

As the church faced the cultural upheavals at the turn of the sixteenth century, the response was to attempt to preserve the established structures and to put a damper on creative initiative.

In addition, she pointed to the growing numbers of extremely poor students who must learn to read while coping with hunger, homelessness and other upheavals at home.

Gustav explains: «Here we have three decades, which have seen great upheavals at all levels — political, social and cultural — that have changed the country and its people forever... Shirley experiences and reflects all this as a committed and emancipated actress with left - leaning politics.

The District Sheep Husbandry Office at Leh puts the number of goats lost due to weather upheavals at 24,624.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, the turmoil at Politico may be giving some media watchers déjà vu, or at least flashbacks to another Allbritton - backed venture that went through substantial upheaval: In 2010, a number of senior journalists including former Washington Post digital chief Jim Brady started an ambitious hyperlocal effort called TBD, only to have the entire effort implode in less than two years after what appeared to be a power struggle with Allbritton over the future direction of the site.

For an Italian company whose stock trades at a discount because of the European upheaval, but which is actually poised for global as well as American growth, see Fiat Chrysler (fcau) in Fortune's Investor's Guide story, «The 21 Best Stocks to Buy for 2017 — Before Trump Becomes President.»

Financial pressure is causing all kinds of upheaval in the media industry, both at traditional outlets and digital - first entities.

Each year a whole host of factors - the global economy, trade policies, mergers and acquisitions and corporate upheaval among them - push and pull at the Global 500 rankings.

The legislature resumes at a time of political upheaval, with both opposition parties dealing with significant changes in their ranks.

After devastating famine in the late 1950s followed by social upheavals of the Cultural Revolution in the»60s and»70s, China turned to a more pragmatic approach to economic development when Deng Xiaoping ascended to power at the end of that period.

The latest deal comes at a time of upheaval in the industry, with rival deepwater rig firm Seadrill (SDRL.OL) undergoing a restructuring of debt and liabilities amounting to some $ 14 billion, while newcomers such as Borr scoop up cheap assets.

The more important takeaway, though, is that this upheaval is happening at all: even a seemingly impenetrable clubby human interaction - driven industry like venture capital is susceptible to change that, in retrospect, is really quite radical.

Broward County school administrators say they do all they can to offer a traditional education to youngsters whose mental illness or behavioral disorders leave them at risk for upheaval or violence, and provide therapeutic services to help them improve.

Flatt also chairs Brookfield's Investment Committee, whose investment approach is to acquire high - quality assets at less than replacement cost by looking for opportunities in regions and sectors during periods of financial upheaval or operational challenge.

At the same time, many remain wary of stocks and worried that the markets could face more upheaval in the future.

The trade upheaval threatens to undermine an American economy that is at its strongest point since the financial crisis struck a decade ago.

Kelly Blidook, a political science professor at Memorial University, says this bizarre chronology of events is the result of a moment of «upheaval» where people want to speak up, but don't feel they have anywhere to go.

People who create upheaval and controversy anonymously can simply sit back and watch the fireworks and smile at their handy work.

At the same time, the activism inherent to revivalism rushes in where angels fear to tread, preferring upheaval to inaction.

This not to say that the Western world doesn't have its own history of social upheaval, but at least we have learned from our past mistakes and learned (for the most part) that killing anyone who goes to a different church is not the way to solve our problems.

But he continued to believe that the great religious upheaval in the Christian West at the dawn of the modern era had involved both the necessity of reform and a division at once scandalous and tragic.

He said that at the root of the social and moral upheavals of our times is a «new anthropological question».

We stand at the threshold of Great Waves of environmental, economic and political upheaval and change which will alter the face of Earth.

Ambersons tells the story of George Amberson Minafer, a spoiled young man coming of age at a time of upheaval in his fictional Midwest hometown (modeled on Tarkington's Indianapolis), and headed for a «comeuppance» as the world changes and his Gilded Age lifestyle collapses.

Japanese professor Saeki Shoichi, who taught for a semester at the University of California, Berkeley, saw in this «upheaval» a «weakening of the society's Christian underpinnings.»

This upheaval can at first find no other expression than the religious, for before man creates new life forms, he creates a new relation to life itself, a new meaning of life.

Perhaps the journey to see Elizabeth was merely an excuse to get away, at least for a while, and deal with the upheaval in her world.

The institutions and values of the modern world that the Anglo - Americans mastered so quickly emerged from changes at the end of the Middle Ages that came earlier to continental Europe than they did to Britain, and although the Anglo - Americans successfully resolved the conflicts set in motion by the upheavals of the Protestant Reformation, the European changes provided the political and theological resources for the Anglo - American solutions.

Putting the time - machine into reverse, we may find our first stopping place at the great upheaval of the sixteenth century which changed mediaeval Europe into the Europe that we know — or did know until the great wars once again moved the old landmarks.

Ahmad lived at a time of great religious upheaval, said Akbar Ahmed, chair of Islamic Studies at American University.

At every turn, the solutions to social stress and upheaval were consolidating ones.

When culture is in chaos and society is in upheaval, it may be important for us to step outside the religious categories in our heads and look for a moment at the process of social revitalization to see what that process might have to say to the church.

A great many internal and external portents (political and social upheaval, moral and religious unease) have caused us all to feel, more or less confusedly, that something tremendous is at present taking place in the world.