Sentence examples for big turmoil from inspiring English sources

If they don't, there will be big turmoil".

Germany faces its biggest turmoil since the post-unification years and after the elections a new political landscape is expected.

"I can't see much more upside unless there is big political turmoil somewhere".

The accusations have created the biggest political turmoil in China in years, and cast a long shadow over the Communist Party's plans for a smooth transfer of power this year, when many of the top leaders will be replaced.

The reason was concern on Wall Street that with the credit markets in turmoil, the big investment banks would be hit hard, and in two important ways.

The Socialists have been the big beneficiary of the turmoil and the extreme unpredictability, although they have gone down in the most recent polls because of the lacklustre performance of its leader, Emile Roemer, in the TV debates.

A day after Virginia canceled the sale of a big bond offering amid turmoil in the market, California said yesterday that it might also delay a sale of tobacco bonds, scheduled for two weeks from now.

But Mr. Mishkin also suggested that the Fed did not need to take additional measures and joined Mr. Plosser in emphasizing that Fed officials were focusing primarily on the economic outlook rather than market turmoil or big write-downs at banks like Citigroup and Merrill Lynch.

It's reminiscent of VH1's "Behind the Music" series, in which the arc is always the same: The band gets big, then falls into turmoil, then tries to make a comeback without committing the same old sins of arrogance and excess.

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.

Twitter, at the time, was going through a lot of turmoil and big changes at the top were to be expected as the company finally settled on co-founder Jack Dorsey as its new CEO.