Sentence examples for bit of a turmoil from inspiring English sources

And so, it's a bit of a turmoil for investors.

There's going to be quite a bit of social turmoil on the way down".

With lots of time on her hands, Pfeiffer starts snooping into the affairs of her new neighbours, who seem to be experiencing a bit of domestic turmoil.

For still a great many other "Negro?", "Black?", "Colored?", "African- American?", "African-descended?", and "American?" persons there was more than a bit of psychic turmoil and tension, no less of consternation and confusion.

Mr. Morrow's early months at Clearwire have been notable for a fair bit of management turmoil.

That doesn't mean we're going to win it next year, but we've planted a seed and with Celtic in a bit of turmoil just now, it looks as if the tide has turned a wee bit.

"We've got a West Indies team who are in a bit of turmoil and, while they still have fantastic players, if we win that game, we can go anywhere in the tournament".

ALTHOUGH the country is in a bit of turmoil, the Swazi stock exchange seems unruffled.

"Now I think we'll go through a bit of turmoil but nothing serious," he said.

Watching this show gave no indicators that, offstage, "Idol" has been in a bit of turmoil.

Black Friday got off with a bit of turmoil in some cities, with news agencies reporting at least some pushing and shoving, but also flare-ups of violence.