Sentence examples for brought turmoil from inspiring English sources

The years after the union brought turmoil.

Italy would not be Italy if it were not reflecting faithfully the divisions that have brought turmoil to the leadership of the Catholic church.

Last week brought turmoil in fares provoked by fuel costs, but even before that, the major lines followed Continental's lead in adding $10 to each one-way fare.

But the last 18 months have brought turmoil for the Canadian company that BlackBerry: Research In Motion (RIM) is nursing mounting losses and 5000 job cuts.

"Both entities approached Dallas, Texas, with hatred in their hearts," she said, of the AFDI and the perpetrators of the brazen attack, that had shaken her community "and brought turmoil and fear into our midst".

I FIRST ate a version of this wonderful dish at Gilaneh restaurant in Tehran, on a late spring day at the end of May, weeks before Iran's presidential election and the disputed voting results that brought turmoil to the city.

An unruly daughter and an accomplished archer, Merida one day defies a sacred custom of the land and inadvertently brings turmoil to the kingdom.

McAfee said in its report that LulzSec's brazen hacks were done with the hope of bringing turmoil to the Web, mostly for fun, rather than a monetary goal.

The hated federation with Southern Rhodesia and Nyasaland had been dissolved at the end of 1963, and Ian Smith's Southern Rhodesia had not yet made its unilateral declaration of independence, which, when it came (in November 1965), was to bring turmoil to the entire region.

For most people these forays into cybersex are relatively harmless pursuits, but experts in the field say that the affordability, accessibility and anonymity of the Internet are fueling a brand new psychological disorder -- cybersex addiction -- that appears to be spreading with astonishing rapidity and bringing turmoil to the lives of those affected.

Your inner truth will never bring turmoil or confusion.