Sentence examples for causing turbulence from inspiring English sources

The wind that does make it past the black hole is disrupted, causing turbulence and ripples beyond the disk.

The International Monetary Fund managing director, Christine Lagarde, warned in Davos that fears of a British exit from the EU were adding to the list of concerns causing turbulence on global financial markets.

As increasing numbers of artists avail themselves of the latest computer technologies, artworks -- like the latest toys -- are becoming responsive, causing turbulence in the previously one-way flow of information.

"The chaos in Venezuela is causing turbulence for us," says Lopes, who is on the frontline of municipal efforts to cope with rising homelessness, begging, prostitution, hunger and ill health.

All ground-based telescopes suffer from poor imaging quality due to atmospheric water vapor that is present even on cloudless nights, causing turbulence that makes stars appear to twinkle.

Mösta and his colleagues found that the key to this process in a rapidly rotating neutron star is a shear zone about 15 to 35 kilometers from the star where the different layers are rotating at very different speeds, causing turbulence large enough to create a dynamo.

And even hits can cause turbulence.

The dispute could cause turbulence in the downstream markets for natural gas in Europe.

A boiling brew of meteorological, atmospheric and geological factors causes turbulence.

The box office expectations game can cause turbulence in the stock prices of smaller studios.

But the moment he starts to move up, Fellows will begin to cause turbulence in the points standing.