Sentence examples for create turmoil from inspiring English sources

A "disorderly unwinding" of these imbalances could create turmoil in currency markets, it said.

The buyout, Mr. Johnson said, promises to create turmoil and cuts in the work force.

"The Republicans have it, so why create turmoil?" said Kara Hahn, a spokeswoman for Ms. Postal.

"We view this as a straightforward issue that should not create turmoil in the program," the statement said.

But Kiffin, as happened in his previous head coaching stints with the Oakland Raiders and the University of Tennessee, always seemed to create turmoil of his own.

Without a deal on the table, Wall Street is worried that the economic uncertainty will create turmoil in the final trading days of the year.

"It has created turmoil, created chaos," Dr. Gayle Price, an English professor at Gardner-Webb, said.

If Ines had a settled and ordered life, he disturbs it, not merely by creating turmoil without but, all the more, by creating turmoil within.

So when the definition of "parent" becomes uncertain, it creates turmoil in the law.

The decision to put off the sale created turmoil at the complexes, where more than 25,000 tenants live.

Introduced into this menage, the young, beautiful Frances Marshall created turmoil by falling in love with Ralph and he with her.