英語 での Upheavals の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Allergies on nervous soil(the symptoms, the treatment of which is described further in the appropriate sections) is pseudoallergia, ie, it occurs solely as a result of emotional upheavals.
The AP report, published on Thursday, makes it clear that USAID was running a covert operation aimed at promoting political upheavals in the island nation.
On account of many historical upheavals and consequent hardships which the church had to undergo, it was transferred to different monasteries in Mesopotamia for centuries.
The library, which has survived 430 years of dramas and upheavals, is the oldest existing private library of China and Asia, and one of the world's three oldest libraries kept by a family.
The director feels that the events and social upheavals of Vietnam-war America parallel the“tough times” that the country is currently facing.
On account of many historical upheavals and consequent hardships which the church had to undergo, the Patriarchate was transferred to different monasteries in Mesopotamia for centuries.
In others, political upheaval followed hyperinflation, but these upheavals seem to have been related to wars or civil unrest(which in turn probably caused the hyperinflations).
Upheavals beyond the control of existing institutions compelled world leaders to begin putting in place new systems of global organization that would have been unthinkable at the century's beginning.
Their parents' generation was raised in the tail-end of the Mao era, when comprehensive general education was disrupted by the upheavals of the Cultural Revolution and sex ed was non-existent.
A tsunami may dream of a turbulent social life, coupled with strong experiences, not necessarily bad, at the same time, spiritual upheavals are not excluded.
The same people are called fighters for democracy, and then Islamist; first they write about revolutions and then call them riots and upheavals.
The momentum of the light is turning that pernicious tide, and both the dark backlash and the many souls who still are unaware of Earth's ascension are causing confusion and upheavals.
Like the Soviet Union before it, the Russian government and its security services are aiming to restrict innovation for fear of the social and political upheavals it could bring.
In this transition to a global species the ecological and societal upheavals that we are currently witnessing could be a necessary part of that evolution.
The crust in a stretch zone will primarily give where it is thin, along river bottoms, but even in mountains there can be deep crevasses where the rock has fractured during past pole shift upheavals.
The war, along with several political and economic upheavals, exacerbated ethnic tensions, culminating in April 1994 in a state-orchestrated genocide, in which Rwandans killed up to a million of their fellow citizens, including approximately three-quarters of the Tutsi population.
People's movements in“typical” Third World countries have to deal with the same paradigm upheavals as ours, and sometimes with generational gaps much wider than our own(especially between a generation engaged in armed struggle and the one that comes after it).
With the countdown now measured in only weeks, before long you shall see current upheavals and conflicts start evolving into a unified desire for a world at peace and the onset of Earth's Golden Age.
Market commentators attribute the correction to a range of factors, including rising interest rates, rising energy costs due to supply constraints and environmental regulation, political upheavals in Italy, and the escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
The technological revolution might soon push billions of humans out of the job market and create a massive new“useless class,” leading to social and political upheavals that no existing ideology knows how to handle.