The Trump administration's plans for Israel will be upended too.
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But with Trump's meddling, even Social Security could be upended.
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Now, all at once, our plans threatened to be upended.
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If Jamal is indeed deported, his family will be upended.
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In turn, the entire commercial real estate market could be upended.
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She said her family's lives will be upended if her DED status ends.
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If either of those elements were damaged, an entire investigation could be upended.
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The health insurance industry would be upended by the elimination of A.C.A. requirements.
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Of course, not everyone's life has to be upended by a dog adoption.
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If the Sharifs win their appeal, the political landscape could be upended again.
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The industry, it was confidently predicted, would be upended by smart, agile "fintech" operators.
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Sure, the electric-vehicle industry is about to be upended as subsidies dry up.
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Her life was about to be upended, and that would alter our connection, too.
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There may not be a crisis looming, but many assumptions are about to be upended.
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Tillman insists that there are formal and social conventions yet to be upended and rethought.
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The current political order will be upended by some future Bernie/Trump figure times 10.
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And the plan could be upended if the state steps in to take over the jails.
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That message could be upended by amendments from Cornyn and Republican Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah.
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The policymaking process was chaotic, and could be upended by a presidential tweet at any time.
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Plans for summer camp can be upended, with some children sent home on the first day.
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"I'm not saying that the whole market will be upended by the trade war," he said.
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Most experts believe the first industry to be upended by autonomous driving will be the trucking sector.
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His policymaking process has been chaotic, and can be upended by a presidential tweet at any time.
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That arrangement, which prevails in a few large cities across the United States, may now be upended.
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But when it comes to the partnership between Ms. Nixon and Mr. Williams, that formula may be upended.
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This work — disproportionately done by women and people of color — is most likely to be upended by technology.
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We are discussing Westworld here, which means any narrative assumptions or framing devices can be upended at any moment.
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Of course, this could all be upended by trade war headlines, another topic expected to be addressed by CEOs.
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And it's not clear whether this dynamic will be upended in time to stop Trump or Cruz from winning.
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Should certain ministers be forced to resign, the balance between supporters and opponents of Brexit could be upended, he said.
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She has sex, too, with the grizzled pop star Mitch, whose life will be upended when Russell turns against him.
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Multiyear, multimillion-dollar projects can be upended by annual budget constraints, especially in a financially squeezed state like New Jersey.
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Travel in an age of uncertain climate means that at some point, your plans are likely to be upended by weather.
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Of course what is expected to be an orderly process of succession could be upended if Republicans lose control the majority.
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But after the last years of extreme polarization and dysfunctional governance, are Americans still convinced that their democracy cannot be upended?
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These sensitive use cases only raise the stakes for how peoples' lives could be upended by a few lines of code.
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My life, at least in regards to how I take care of my body, will be upended if the ACA is repealed.
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It's just one more reminder of how easy it is for our lives to be upended, by circumstances both internal and external.
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The shift means that traditional advertising models may be upended, as live television typically makes up the majority of TV ad inventory.
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The closures can be particularly stressful on low-wage workers whose commutes may be upended by the knot of detours and traffic.
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Uber became the most valuable US startup, only to be upended by its own brash culture and growth-at-all-costs ethos.
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With the advances in genomics and with health sensors that connect to smartphones, our entire health-care system is about to be upended.
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You don't do certain things because you don't do them, and norms get established, and traditions get... Sometimes they need to be upended.
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Even if the rule survived the legal challenge, it could be upended by legislation passed by Congress or withdrawn by Trump's Department of Labor.
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The well-orchestrated RNC strategy could, of course, be upended by the President himself through a tweet or off-the-cuff comments about Comey.
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However, one key indicator — how willing you are to talk to family about money — shows just how much your finances and relationships can be upended.
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But, in the long run, the diesel fallout could reach further, helping set up carmakers as the next industry to be upended by Silicon Valley.
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If we could genuinely talk to our devices — not just command but converse with them — then our relationship with the digital world would be upended.
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And in doing so, it compels us to examine how our system of political campaigns came to be, and how it might be upended yet.
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Golden said future taxes also are very hard to estimate accurately and that a plan can be upended if the retiree lives longer than expected.
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Nor are Lebanese sensitivities about the country's fragile sectarian balance, which Lebanese leaders fear would be upended by the settlement of the mainly Sunni refugees.
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President Trump's plans to reshape the Nafta trade agreement with Mexico and Canada could be upended, now that Democrats are taking control of the House.
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And, at the same time, a lot of men fear that their careers could be upended by an allegation from long ago, unprovable but devastating.
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If the board's leadership were to be upended, it would create more uncertainty for the lender just as it is trying to regain some credibility.
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In the face of calls for the agreement to be upended, he argued that the ties between the United States, Mexico and Canada should deepen.
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And nowhere are the consequences more monumental than in the telecom, media and technology (TMT) sector, where the erstwhile status quo stands to be upended soon.
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That makes Sasha a lousy boyfriend to Helen, whose life he had to know would be upended, but it doesn't make Noah's conduct any less real.
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Global growth remains fragile, and while many economists expect it to accelerate in 2020, that forecast could be upended by an escalation in the trade war.
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The desire for justice isn't always the same as the desire for truth: Careers made by a high-profile conviction can be upended by its unraveling.
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That has implications for the Mild Mild West, where growth has been hard to come by and could be upended by another deceleration in Chinese economic activity.
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We think that for today's player... that formula potentially needed to be upended — that we needed to introduce new elements in order to bring new players in.
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It doesn't hurt, though, that she is unlikely to be upended by charges of sexual misbehavior such as those that toppled David Petraeus, an earlier CIA chief.
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Plans for college could be upended for high school seniors counting on their final semester to rack up credits and take one more stab at the SAT.
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After writing about how Joe's life will be upended if he is deported to Italy, Gia shared several pivotal life moments her father would be forced to miss.
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Content, distribution and monetization will be upended as they will no longer be confined to restrictions and limitations of legacy business arrangements among the broadcast and cable networks.
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Since Baopals' success is entirely reliant on one company, however, its business model could potentially be upended if Alibaba launched its own English version of Taoboa or Tmall.
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That relationship could be upended if Mr. Trump follows through on promises to cut off all federal funding for cities deemed to be "sanctuary cities" for undocumented immigrants.
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The difference in their business models has led to Qualcomm raising concerns that its licensing agreements with customers could be upended should a deal with Broadcom be announced.
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"If 1 million bpd or more of Iranian exports go AWOL, the current fragile supply-demand balance will be upended, potentially sending oil prices above the May peak."
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Ideas that at first seem unconventional — polyphony, chromatic harmony, swing time — become conventions, only to be upended by unorthodox ideas of new kinds that then become orthodoxies themselves.
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What will happen to the real human beings whose lives and careers will be upended or derailed while the mandarins of the Warren administration try to figure things out?
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While generations past could decide on jobs based on a decent income and hours, we feel like whatever decisions we make may be upended in a couple of years.
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And it won't be long until the next spat, or perhaps even feud, in which the whole regulatory system undergirding EU-US data transfers is threatened to be upended.
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Ryan has endorsed McCarthy to succeed him as Speaker in a House race that could be upended by November if Republicans believe they are struggling to retain majority control.
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But ultimately, despite some welcome regulations in the EU, Stoppelman said Yelp is carrying on with the assumption that the status quo is not about to be upended stateside.
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A report released Friday by Standard & Poor's Financial Services finds that the stability of the ObamaCare marketplace is improving for insurers but could be upended by disruptive actions from Washington.
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If the United States were to pursue this warfighting approach, long-cherished systems and operational concepts supported by the Pentagon, politicians, and defense contractors alike will have to be upended.
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But despite the number of breaks and how tightly packed things are under the streets, it is relatively rare for the subway to be upended when something does go wrong.
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The education of more than 800 Afghan students, who expected to finish their undergraduate or graduate degrees at the university, would also be upended if the doors closed in May.
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By filing a report on the investigation thus far, Mueller can put a message in a bottle for Congress and the public, should his ship be upended by political forces.
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I remember hearing of good lives destroyed, of individuals fully committed to serving the military whose entire existence would be upended when their secrets were discovered and then weaponized against them.
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One thing I don't think President Trump grasps is that when he promises something, there are real people out there whose lives can be upended if he fails to follow through.
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In exempting Florida from offshore oil drilling, Secretary Zinke claimed he was persuaded by "the local and state voice" of the people whose lives and livelihood could be upended by drilling.
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Ultimately, without a permanent ban on these taxes, much of the progress we have seen in the past decade in connecting more Americans to the Internet could very well be upended.
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Not only does it waste resources and stifle innovation, but it's likely to be upended by a few pioneering state commissions that understand the overwhelming economic and environmental value of distributed energy.
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If President Trump is able to replace Justice Kennedy with a Trumpian Republican, women's rights, gay rights, voting rights, the right to use contraceptives -- so much of modern life -- could be upended.
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Most Winter Olympics success comes in the short-track version of racing, that whirling dervish of a sport where power and grace can be upended instantly by minor collisions and mass wipeouts.
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Insurance, energy, food and beverage, and travel and tourism companies are just a few of the corporations whose business models may well be upended by climate change in the next few decades.
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All across America, millions of people live in precarity, one step ahead of financial ruin, with lives that can be upended overnight by a health or employment twist entirely outside of their control.
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It allocates 100 billion euros for regions of the world most likely to be upended by the changes, as part of an effort to ensure a "just transition" towards a greener economy and society.
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You've said before that at the time you hated the idea of having your own songs in the mix and were nervous that the worlds of those first two albums were going to be upended.
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Still, analysts say recent market highs have been met with little obvious euphoria from Wall Street, as the trade talks can always be upended, economic growth has been slowing, and corporate confidence has fallen sharply.
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And all of the above is unbeknownst to Grace, who, in her speech at the wedding feast, delivers a panegyric to her parents for their total fabulosity, and whose life is about to be upended.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Pompeo have emphasized that the strategic economic relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia goes back decades, and that it should not be upended by the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi.
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Unlike people who live in the path of Hurricane Florence, which continued its assault as a tropical storm on the Carolinas Saturday, residents here had no warning that their lives were about to be upended.
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She's personally affected by the policies that President Trump has implemented in his first month in office — and her plans for her future could be upended by a decision Trump is making in the near future.
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Children's Books In one day, your life can be upended, spurring you on a journey you might not have taken — one that picks the scabs off family wounds, reconfigures relationships, leads you to a new home.
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And while very few politicians tend to come into contact with such extremists, that status quo seems likely to be upended, as white nationalists and supremacists intensify their efforts to inject their ideas into mainstream politics.
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It is that well before year-end, their plans to raise interest rates and to temper their asset-buying programs could be upended by an economic and financial market crisis in Italy, the eurozone's third-largest economy.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Malaysian officials accused of covering up a large corruption scandal stepped down or were placed on leave Monday as Malaysia's leadership continued to be upended by the defeat of the governing coalition last week.
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For a brief moment it appeared the entire race might be upended by the entry of eccentric billionaire Donald Trump, until Trump — as he has always done in the past — opted at the last minute not to run.
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Although the policy change is still in the process of implementation (and could be upended by the upcoming Trump administration), the military plans to provide care for trans soldiers, including gender-affirming surgery, instead of kicking them out.
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Now, the freshman Democrat is trying to project a bipartisan and pragmatic image -- something that could be upended if she's forced to vote to make Trump just the third president in history to be impeached by the House.
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McDermott says classic sales-prospecting software is ready to be upended with a more joined-up approach that deeply connects sales and marketing functions with data from SAP's "back office" planning tools to form a single software suite.
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This is a fast-moving story, one that seems to be upended by new developments almost every hour... Giuliani's wild interview with Laura Ingraham Rudy Giuliani lit up the discussion on Twitter with another wild interview on Tuesday night.
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Many parents worried not only about the safety of students in Hong Kong's increasingly violent protests, but also about the longer-term consequences for young adults whose lives could now be upended by abruptly truncated educations, criminal charges and prison.
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In an amicus brief filed on Thursday in federal court in Fort Worth, Texas, AARP argued that the repeal of tax penalties on those who did not purchase health insurance did not mean the entire 2010 Affordable Care Act should be upended.
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"Ohioans have been voting for weeks under the standards" set by the lower court, he argued, and added that the secretary of state has already issued directives and held training for workers which would be "upended" if the court "switched direction now."
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amazon's long shadow is falling on retailers previously thought immune to the threat of e-commerce, forcing U.S. fund managers to rethink their approach to consumer stocks by focusing on companies whose businesses cannot be upended by the online giant.
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"It leads to uncertainty because obviously we don't know when it will be possible for Italy to improve their budget because they've only just come to an agreement with Brussels, which could very easily be upended," said Elwin de Groot, Rabobank's head of macro strategy.
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So today, there is still risk that the deal could be upended — either by Republicans if Donald J. Trump is elected, or by Iranians who claim the United States is backing away from commitments and use that to undercut Mr. Zarif and Mr. Rouhani.
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After the shootout at the police station, Elise (Clémence Poésy) struggles to confront her past, while Karl (Stephen Dillane) — whose wife has been receiving unnerving messages about philandering cops just as the couple have hired a new nanny — finds his life about to be upended.
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Kathie Sarachild coined it in the 1960s to refer to an extension of feminism that believed that current societal norms (which would be termed "patriarchal") are untenable and need to be upended for feminist progress to be made — no more working with the system.
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They're facing competitive pressures not just from nonunion imports brands, but from new players such as Uber (UBER) and Tesla (TSLA), along with the risk that the industry could be upended by deep pocket tech companies such as Google parent Alphabet (GOOG) and perhaps even Amazon (AMZN).
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But if a deal negotiated at the highest level between two large and advanced economies like Canada and Europe can be upended by narrow interest groups — like the dairy industry in a relatively minor participating nation — forget about every other large and complex deal under discussion.
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While executives wonder whose career might be upended next, there has also been an increase in more conventional strains of uncertainty, stemming from mergers, acquisitions and the intrusion of deep-pocketed tech titans -- including Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Google -- determined to make their mark on the business.
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Except that, within a few years, it became clear that the world was breaking up again, that tragedy had come back on stage, that the alliances we believed to be unbreakable could be upended, that people could decide to turn their backs, that we could have diverging interests.
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But her life could soon be upended in a showdown over a five-year-old initiative, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, which has granted permission to stay and work to about 24,24 immigrants like Ms. Rojas who were brought illegally to the United States as children.
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But the remark -- from a President who in recent weeks has appeared at times consumed by the barrage of Russia allegations -- was yet another painful reminder that the Republicans' legislative agenda was about to be upended once again by the controversy that has stormed over the White House for months.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Record-low U.S. unemployment, booming equity markets, and continued economic growth may have given President Donald Trump a head start toward reelection, but new analysis of past voting and economic trends in key states suggests the margin is "razor thin" and could be upended by strong turnout among Democrats.
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Traditionally, sports organizations like FIFA and UEFA have been able to decide which tournaments and leagues players can participate in, though a European Union ruling against the International Skating Union late last year has led to concerns that the status quo could be upended by a rival with determination and deep pockets.
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The NFL is and always will be prone to getting high on its own supply, which is why the same people are allowed to be wrong in the same ways at this time every year, and why the league could so readily be upended by people a little less prone to that.
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The old trade coalitions and dynamics within Congress are likely to be upended, with some traditional free-trade interests, such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, qualifying their support, while others who have been critical of orthodox U.S. trade policy will become advocates of the trade deals forged under the new paradigm.
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The community in question is Mason Falls, a patch of "old Georgia dirt" deep in tobacco country where race relations are stable but could easily be upended by some headline-making atrocity — an act of barbarism like the torture, lynching and murder of a 15-year-old African-American named Kendrick Webster.
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To be reminded of how much the system needs to be upended, we need only look at the recent disciplinary hearings of James Frascatore, the police officer who tackled the retired tennis star James Blake in midtown Manhattan two years ago, believing mistakenly that he was a suspect in a credit-card fraud ring.
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The day after New York City officials unveiled a sweeping contingency plan for the shutdown of a major subway tunnel, elected officials, experts and New Yorkers whose lives will be upended began raising concerns about the way the city will cope with the absence of a train line that carries 400,000 people every day.
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"Unlike his competition, the President wants to grow the economy and make sure that we have tax cuts for the middle class and that they benefit," Mnuchin said in an interview on CNBC on Thursday, a day after officials had met in the Oval Office to discuss various tax proposals as fears mount that Trump's reelection campaign could be upended by a possible economic downturn.
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And my expectations for career happiness also brought with them a different calculus for work and family: While I internalized the message that I should work for pay, and while I had the privilege of shaping a career that forms my identity and gives me purpose, I also entered my 30s acutely aware that these fragile personal victories could be upended by the ratcheted-up expectations of modern motherhood.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire Still, fans of the Disney feature have long clamored for a sequel to the musical charmer, if only to spend more time with a cadre of cute characters (including, of all things, a hammy reindeer and Josh Gad as a sentient snowman who has zero right to be as cute as he is) inside an inventive new world.... Perhaps they should have been careful what they wished for, if only because it's about to be upended by a fresh new story.
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The absence of a serious contender does not ensure an obvious win for Mr. de Blasio, given that his approval ratings are below 2710 percent; he and his aides face possible indictments as prosecutors look into fund-raising practices; homelessness has risen during his tenure; and his record on police accountability has been marred by arriving late, and without nearly enough oomph, to the notion that a law protecting the personnel records of police officers should be upended, to dismantle a culture of secrecy.
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