Sentence examples for continuous turmoil from inspiring English sources

Bereft of Prim's help and feebly served by a series of short-lived ministries, Amadeus faced continuous turmoil.

There was continuous turmoil within the campaign staff and she made several top-level personnel changes.

Bahrain's Sunni leadership has faced continuous turmoil since 2011, when many of the island kingdom's Shi'ite citizens, who comprise the majority of Bahrain's population, took to the streets to protest Al Khalifa's rule.

Expect continued turmoil.

Amid continuous political turmoil and depressionlike economic conditions, Greece has not been able to meet the timetable to get government spending under control or carry out changes intended to improve tax collection and create a better climate for business.

After the defeat at the Battle of Manzikert in 1071 against the Seljuk Turks and the deposition of Romanos IV Diogenes (r. 1068 1071), the Byzantine Empire experienced a decade of near-continuous internal turmoil and rebellions.

During the entire war, the county was a virtual battleground of continuous skirmishing, plundering and turmoil that left its once prosperous farms and villages devastated and its population diminished.

After 11 years of what must now be regarded as continuous war and political turmoil, these are enormous tasks.

The political turmoil continued.

This transition may be further accentuated in Lebanon as well as other countries of the Eastern Mediterranean basin given the continuous and accrued social instability and political turmoil.

After enduring the country's longest continuous war and almost a decade of economic turmoil, viewers have decided they don't care to know what's happening any more.