Sentence examples for create turbulence from inspiring English sources

"That will create turbulence".

A woman's breasts create turbulence in their wake.

So the shift didn't create turbulence or tremors anywhere else.

"So, well then, we have to create turbulence inside America itself," Venediktov said.

Rain falling from the deep convective clouds will cool the sea surface, and the strong winds in the centre of the storm will create turbulence.

The seams were revealed to create turbulence that assists flight stability; grooves were kept between the bonded panels to stabilise the ball in flight without the seams' disadvantages.The 2006 World Cup in Germany introduced the 14-panel Teamgeist, the first geometric change since the Telstar.

The American plan, one senior United Nations official said, "has created turbulence wherever it has gone".

But eventually both Frank and Marla get more involved directly with Hughes – and that's when Beatty's indecision over the film's tone creates turbulence.

When bird dogs are searching for a scent on the ground, they may sniff very rapidly, perhaps creating turbulence of the air in the nasal cavity and enhancing the likelihood that odour molecules will reach the olfactory epithelium.

But if Putin's goal was creating "turbulence" for the U.S. political system, as one informed observer in Moscow told us, then on that score he seems to be doing pretty well.

As an alibi, Beauvais says the 1996 ValuJet crash created turbulence for all low-fare airlines.