Sentence examples for avoiding turmoil from inspiring English sources

One concerns the efficacy of its own administration; the other, the scope for avoiding turmoil with the unions.

Adding to the legal ambiguity, three times since the early 1990's the United States granted temporary status to Salvadorans here illegally, allowing them to stay and work, avoiding turmoil at home.

Like other financial regulators, the authority is looking for ways to help restore investor confidence and avoid turmoil in the credit markets.

More than three years since overthrowing Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali Ben Ali's one-party rule, Tunisia has adopted a new constitution, and rival secularists and Islamist parties have largely avoided turmoil that has recently plagued other Arab states.

A bit of a roll of the dice but if they can avoid turmoil (a big if on Tyneside) then I expect Newcastle to hover around mid-table.

The country avoided the turmoil that some of Eastern Europe experienced when it switched almost overnight to a market system.

In the past, many countries that pursued expansionary credit policies to avoid economic turmoil precipitated only a deeper crisis.

Charles Darwin passed through here on the Beagle expedition in 1820, trying to avoid revolutionary turmoil across the river in Buenos Aires.

One wonders just how long Carey will be able to avoid the turmoil that is never far from her. 'Precious' opens on 29 January.

The letter urged the president to "avoid this turmoil" by being more sensitive than before in making cabinet choices and consulting with senior figures.

Would business leaders in Atlanta or New Orleans find some peaceful accommodation to school desegregation and thus avoid the turmoil that could lead to the economic stagnation expressed as "another Little Rock"?