Sentences with phrase «upheaval of»

The average consumer has little knowledge of this situation and many of those who do don't care, so who is the real winner in this dispute and who will benefit from this upheaval of the industry?

Minimizes the emotional upheaval of divorce and gives children and spouses the opportunity to grieve the loss of the family as they know it.

Reading children's books about feelings or how other children have coped with the upheaval of divorce will help them find words to ask you the questions they need to have answered.»

«The regular upheaval of major policy changes, significant budget cuts and changing governments in the short election cycles at all levels, are major impediments to improving life outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Dependant children can make your task even more difficult as you try to shield them from the anger, conflict and upheaval of a divorce.

For example, using «active listening» or «I statements» can be forgotten in the emotional upheaval of conflict.

They went from being fairly independent for their age to morphing into kids who needed constant attention from us both as they were clearly struggling to deal with the upheaval of being adopted.»

In many couples, there is a sudden upheaval of emotion that threatens to swallow... Read More

Divorcing couples may be prepared for the emotional upheaval of separation, but they're often stunned by the financial impact, says Markham family law lawyer Andrew... Read more

If you're having trouble managing the upheaval of divorce, contact me and let's talk about how I can help.

Divorcing couples may be prepared for the emotional upheaval of separation, but they're often stunned by the financial impact, says Markham family law lawyer Andrew Feldstein.

«You may be experiencing anxious worries, feelings of depression, chronic pain, concerns about parenting, stress - eating, conflicts or uncertainty at work or home, or the pain and upheaval of a loss.

This time can be demanding for any parent, particularly one experiencing the emotional upheaval of divorce and the increased responsibility of being a single parent.

The healthcare landscape is changing at an unprecedented rate and Medical Billing is not spared from the upheaval of change.

And with the upheaval of the economy, the need for such career and business support teams has become more pronounced (in my not - so - humble opinion;)

Accepting a counter-offer may avoid the upheaval of changing employment, but if you are genuinely unhappy with the company or your career direction, it's unlikely that more money or greater responsibility will change your mind.

Despite pricing pressures, economic uncertainty and the general upheaval of an industry in flux, employment prospects for life scientists have remained positive.

Its purported ability to affect large numbers of people seems to have been tested and honed a decade and a half earlier, in the political upheaval of southeast Asia.

It provides the experience of working in a different country for several month without having to endure the upheaval of a major relocation.

When you or a loved one are ill or injured, you're likely already facing a great deal of stress — the pain and physical impact of an illness and disease, as well as upheaval of your normal life.

The consequences can be severe and debilitating, requiring permanent care and an upheaval of the life a family dreamed of but will never attain.

Lennox described those tense days in an interview for the Richmond Hill Post in April 2006: «Lennox was schooled not only by parliament, but also by the political upheaval of 1970s Ottawa.

The court decided that since the ruling extended only until the permanent custody hearing in February that a ruling changing the previous decision was not in the best interest of the child, subjecting the child to an unnecessary short - term upheaval of his residence and schooling.

However, it seems clear that such a radical upheaval of jurisdiction within the European Union would require the Court of Justice to relax its current strict position over interpretative superiority in the name of the autonomy of the EU legal order.

Dramatic warming and upheaval of the carbon system at the end of the Paleocene Epoch have been linked to massive dissociation of sedimentary methane hydrate.

Petra Cortright's paintings wedge themselves between the celebrated history of gestural art, mostly Expressionist and abstract, and the past generation's frantic upheaval of established visual norms generated by the emergence and now ubiquity of digital imagery.

In his forthcoming essay on Mario Merz's Igloo (1971), Matt Jolly explicates the political vicissitudes of the Arte Povera artist's porous, hemispherical structure that hovers somewhere between sculpture and habitable architecture within the white cube, pointing toward more strident forms of institutional critique following the social upheaval of the late 1960s.

In 1967, Beuys helped to establish the German Student Party in an effort to promote peaceful protest.37 Posed on the precipice of the great cultural upheaval of the 1968 student revolts — which called for the reform of educational institutions while taking a critical position toward the Vietnam War, the governing parties, and Germany's failure to confront its own past — Beuys's engagement with the German Student Party demonstrates his increasingly active engagement in the political sphere.

Shtini's childhood was spent in Albania during the 1980's where he was exposed to the different influences of the upheaval of the political, social landscape in his country and an indirect art - book exposure to conventional Western art.

The film looks at the transformation of art in America following the boom years of the 1950s, into the upheaval of America in the 1960s and beyond.

At the same time, her reexamination of the human body paralleled the cultural upheaval of the sexual revolution and women's movement: her work challenged the Western artistic tradition that regarded a woman's proper place in the arts as sitter or muse.

His photographs of Northern Ireland follow in the same detailed tradition of his examination of Vietnam, capturing in striking images the upheaval of a domestic war and its political and social ramifications.

Using these photographs as a starting point, the artist probes the impact of displacement and draws a connection between the societal upheaval of postwar years and the rise of photography as a popular artistic medium.

In the social and cultural upheaval of the postwar era, with its corresponding reflections on values, art movements rapidly emerged around the world, including Minimalism in the United States, Arte Povera in Italy and Anti-Form in Britain, and modernism came under fierce criticism and reexamination of its values.

Mario Petrirena was born in Cuba and was raised during the political upheaval of the 1960s.

The personal and local upheaval of Hurricane Katrina inspired him to take the opportunity to return to art making.

It's 24 years since Whiteread, then 30, cast the last remaining property in a demolished terrace in Bow, east London, in liquid concrete, sparking debates about the upheaval of the East End, the politics of «regeneration», and the point of contemporary art.

Ironically, it was Kynaston McShine who moved to the global and away from the formal in his 1972 show of international conceptualism at the Museum of Modern Art, Information, with work that he presented as rooted in the worldwide political upheaval of the late 60s.

Born between 1920 and 1945, this generation lived through the cultural upheaval of the Prague Spring in the 1960s and the «normalization» of the 1970s, when censorship was reintroduced.

Attempting to bring the project full circle, Dodd presents the culmination of the turbulent journey through time and space set inside the grumbly, rumbling Catfish studio, its» belly burping and bumping along the ocean floor through heat and sleet, though coup to calm, through leaks, bursts, filibusters and b - flat notes, a kidneys» need, a tickle in the throat... and the final upheaval of the roaring storm whose ochre radius swung down and pointed with pin prick precision straight to Catfish and with the last clap of thunder deafly pronounced: «THE FOSS GOES ON!

With this, the artists offer an allegorical take on the transformation and upheaval of the urban environment, and more broadly, our contemporary era.

The light tones are different from the darker ones often chosen by the artist during the previous decade, torn by the social and political upheaval of the War which left a strong impression on him.

Despite the rhetorical tendency to suggest the social upheaval of the»60s ended with the actual decade, 1970 remained a year of unrest.

For it reflected the upheaval of our time: the brutality and pity, disquietude and religious quests, alternating despairs and frantic jubilations.

Amidst free - running acrobatics, lurking - in - shadows stealth and swordplay + gunplay combat, the games in the series have had aspirations of imparting a sense of the political and cultural upheaval of the time periods they're set in.

Although the cartridges don't represent an upheaval of Trainer tradition, both titles deliver cautiously cultivated charms certain to please both newcomers as well as diehard Pokéholics.

Tourism has returned to normal following the Asian market crashes and the political upheaval of recent times, and it is unlikely politics will come to the fore in conversation during your diving trip.

Randomly pulling the leash out creates a specific and determined upheaval of joy in nearly any dog's life.

Of course, it's no guarantee of future results, but if you can invest and shield yourself from the emotional upheaval of horrifying losses, that's a pretty good thing.

The third major distribution upheaval of the last sixty years has rocked publishing with the introduction of new technology in e-readers.