Sentence examples for because of turmoil from inspiring English sources

The future of the payroll tax cut is up in the air because of turmoil in Republican ranks.

Yugoslavia's next two World Cup qualifiers were postponed yesterday by FIFA because of turmoil in the Yugoslav capital.

On Wednesday, the general secretary of the Free Democrats, Christian Lindner, abruptly resigned, apparently because of turmoil in the party over Mrs. Merkel's approach to dealing with the euro crisis.

American Electric Power (AEP) chose to delay its plans to build a wind farm in Indiana when the heavily indebted utility found its cost of capital had soared because of turmoil in the corporate-bond market.

Foreign buyers, who are seeking out investments here because of turmoil in Europe and other parts of the world, are mostly focused on retail and mixed-use properties in the $20 million to $50 million range, Mr. Knakal said.

Unit-labour costs have been reduced by cutting wages, not raising productivity.Stripping out the murky trade in fuel, and volatile tourism revenues (up in part because of turmoil in Egypt and Tunisia, Greecee's exports are falling.

An exhibition of Gandharan sculpture that was to open at Asia Society this month was postponed because of political turmoil in Pakistan, the source of most of the loans.

Then on Wednesday, a group of East African leaders condemned the coup attempt and called for a restoration of the "constitutional order," while adding that the elections should be postponed because of the turmoil.

Our country was in a state of turmoil because of the war".

Chief among them is the chronically flawed payment system that leaves physicians who care for Medicare patients in a perennial state of turmoil because of the threat of large cuts.

And with Wall Street in a state of turmoil because of the collapse of the subprime mortgage market, the state is facing its grimmest outlook for revenue collection since after the Sept. 11 attacks.