Sentence examples for a tumultuous process from inspiring English sources

"It was a tumultuous process, and she found her way by trial and error".

This is usually a tumultuous process, and sometimes many of the lodgers are awakened.

"Triangle Fire," a presentation of "American Experience" on PBS, takes a more straightforward, strictly chronological approach and spends much more time on the progress of the labor movement in organizing garment workers, a tumultuous process that actually took place several years before the fire.

Creating the album became a tumultuous process lasting two years, during which there was dissension among band members and between the band and its label.

They need to be able to articulate a mobilizing vision and to ensure a degree of coherence in what can be a tumultuous process, subject to political shocks and unanticipated obstacles.

Publishing the book has been a pretty tumultuous process, from writing it to bringing it to life and now selling the copies out of our apartment.

The first Jewish nominee, Louis Brandeis, was appointed in 1916, after a tumultuous hearing process.

The tumultuous process of reconstruction began in a region still divided.

To expedite this tumultuous process of acquiring users, we'll also see an increase in celebrity endorsements similar to what Glu Mobile pioneered with the "celebrity simulator" games like Kim Kardashian: Hollywood and the recently announced partnership they have with Taylor Swift.

The museum tried to put a bright face on things — after all, it had been without a home before, for four years in the 1980s, and had then spent 12 years operating out of Lincoln Square as it went through the tumultuous process of financing and constructing its new building.

And in a warmer world the sort of cold conditions that used to allow the ice to thicken and reinforce itself are that bit less common, so opportunities to reverse the trend are rare.It is still possible that changes in wind patterns and longer-term natural climate shifts may slow the currently tumultuous process of decline.