Meanings of upend traditional in anglès

But "the intense partisanship that now prevails may upend traditional relationships," he wrote.

In recent years, it has attracted investor attention for its potential to upend traditional financial systems.

Online education has been getting a lot of attention from VCs in recent months, as they place bets that technology can upend traditional education.

They range from real-time updates on pupils' progress in class to a new wave of "micro-degrees" that could upend traditional university qualifications.

New ways of working The pandemic has upended traditional work practices.

That day ended when the boffins invented the MP3 and upended traditional music business accounting.

Trade policy has become tricky territory for Democratic candidates after Trump upended traditional partisan divisions on the issue.

I mentioned what Dave Levinson had told me, that the storm tracks were shifting, upending traditional weather patterns.

Coronavirus, which has claimed 200,000 lives in the United States, has upended traditional campaigning.

As a result, they have upended traditional retailers, entertainment outlets and transportation services, Rieder said in an article published on Wednesday.

As for his reason making Death Stranding, Kojima explained that he ultimately wants to make a game that upends traditional design.

From negative borrowing costs to bitcoin, here are ten trends that have upended traditional economic and investment models in the past decade: