Sentence examples for creating tumult from inspiring English sources

And the board, an opaque and irascible outfit, is only ever a whim away from creating tumult.

While they are expected to reach a negotiated agreement, their bargaining could continue until the last minute, creating tumult in the market.

Although the civil-rights movement created tumult in Alabama during his childhood, he says that he has no memory of it.

Students at about 40 colleges have organized a divestment campaign against Israel, creating more tumult.

Look for a couple of my favorites, "Titanic Toddler Creates Tumult" and "The Bulldog Flight Attendant".

In addition to the physical care required, it creates financial tumult.

In fact, this is not the first time Gallup has created a tumult: on the eve of the 1960 election, a similar controversy erupted.

The confluence of a strong draft class and the many successful veterans on the free-agent market created a tumult for quarterbacks this off-season and repercussions for their teams -- new and old.

Instead, the team posits that the approaching storms created a tumult of infrasounds low-frequency sound waves that binfrasounds low-frequency't.

When I said it would create more tumult than I can stand, I think I really meant it".

The Great Recession of 2008 also required adaptation of lawyers and their businesses, which created more "tumult," but also opportunity.