Sentence examples for considerable turbulence from inspiring English sources

If the share-price gyrations of Japanese banks are a gauge, there will be considerable turbulence.

Since the Libyan campaign began, the relationship has survived considerable turbulence, in large part due to the remarkable pragmatism of the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

"While our higher education system has the strength and resilience to withstand considerable turbulence and volatility, the commission found that present levels of uncertainty and risk mean the future financial sustainability of the current funding model is far from guaranteed".

In the 1990s she became the first chief executive of the Institute of Careers Guidance (now part of the Career Development Institute) and steered the professional body through a period of considerable turbulence, when many careers advisers were being transferred from their traditional local authority base.

In the last ten years, we have seen considerable turbulence in financial markets and commensurate actions by the US Federal Reserve have necessarily impacted upon Latin America.

Even though we have had 18 years of almost uninterrupted growth, there has been considerable turbulence in various sectors of the economy, the latest being the bust of the dot-com group.

Pre-Bush, as a Republican-dominated Congress pushed Clinton to the right, there was considerable transatlantic turbulence about such issues as the international criminal court, America's refusal to pay its UN dues, and European defence cooperation.

During this stage, considerable internal turbulence can occur in the storm system, which manifests as strong winds, severe lightning, and even tornadoes.

Considerable increasing vertical turbulence characteristics on approaching the structure is a signature of less sediment retention in the upstream (Nayan Sharma 2013; Sharma et al. 2012; Tiwari and Sharma 2014).

The pilot described the object as being spherical, with something like a green afterburner creating a considerable amount of turbulence behind it.

In a recent study we showed that the two-fluid (TF) formulation can be used in the direct numerical simulation (DNS) of bubble- (or particle-) laden decaying isotropic turbulence with considerable saving in CPU-time and memory as compared to the trajectory approach employed by many researchers.