Sentence examples for cause more turmoil from inspiring English sources

Several teachers and parents expressed concern today that Mr. Farmer's resignation would cause more turmoil in a school district that is beginning to show academic improvement after years of lagging behind much of the state.

DeJong called it a day of "sheer joy," adding that Michigan should not "waste taxpayer dollars and cause more turmoil" by pursuing a stay on gay marriage as Attorney General Bill Schuette did immediately after Friday's ruling.

Company executives said they faced a need to keep skilled professionals in the business unit, which traded trillions of dollars worth of financial derivatives, because it would take great expertise to shut down the business in an orderly manner and without causing more turmoil.

A tweet from Blues left-back Cole criticising the FA over comments about his role in the case caused more turmoil.

But not realizing that it was causing more turmoil inside of me than anything.

It is difficult to say which of the two category-specific blows can and will cause more social turmoil, but together they make an explosive mixture.

He tries to tell Winton about his successful rise in acting, but his father still reacts with indifference, causing more emotional turmoil for him.

Rising food prices could cause even more turmoil in the developing world.

I didn't want to cause any more turmoil than there was.

In Broward County, where the election problems were most extensive, there was sheer chaos on Tuesday, the results of which caused even more turmoil today.

Management turmoil, government investigations and a plunge in the stock price of AOL Time Warner have caused more than a little confusion and consternation.