Sentence examples for are less turbulent from inspiring English sources
Today, Dresden and nearby cities are less turbulent.
Elsewhere, things are less turbulent: animals and landscape are made to wobble and rotate using timelapse photography.
Holbrooke's relationships with his seniors and subordinates are less turbulent than those with his peers, such as James Dobbins, who followed Holbrooke as special envoy to the Balkans, and who found himself in constant conflict with his predecessor.
Stricken country But there may be less turbulent times ahead.
If 2017 proves to be less turbulent there could be good upside to consensus.
One reason may be that times were less turbulent than today, and the need to distinguish between present and future strategies less evident.
"This has been my smoothest spring with him yet," said Cashman, who believes that Alex Rodriguez may be one of the reasons Steinbrenner is less turbulent.
As the Huffington Post's Emmeline Zhao notes, even Breaks's mentions of Shakespeare, Picasso and Kentucky Fried Chicken founder Colonel Harland Sanders leave out the context that all were successful at a time when the job market was less turbulent than it is today — pre "knowledge economy," if you will.
Results for the 630-member lower house suggest a majority of nearly 100 for the People of Freedom and its allies, the Northern League and a small Sicilian regional party.Mr Berlusconi immediately hit a sober, conciliatory note that held out some promise his next government will be less turbulent and more responsible than his last.
In 1984, Mr. Goodstein represented the guards' union in a successful federal lawsuit in which two male sergeants sued for the right to work in the women's jail, which correction officials say has a reputation of being less turbulent than the men's jails.
In fostering such new policies, the administration's senior health officials have been walking a balance beam in the lead-up to the open enrollment: They are claiming credit for causing the marketplaces to be less turbulent than in the past few years, while continuing to argue for an end to the sweeping 2010 health-care law that was President Barack Obama's prime domestic achievement.
