Sentence examples for degrees of turmoil from inspiring English sources
With its clubs in varying degrees of turmoil, Serie A's results deteriorated in recent years to the extent that they lost one of their four Champions League places.
The multiple policy shifts during Bush's two presidential terms reflect an unprecedented degree of turmoil in that office, experts say.
Wurz said all drivers had now joined the GPDA because "F1 is entering a period of evolution, change and perhaps even a degree of turmoil.
Freedman's tenure will begin amid a degree of turmoil at the club, with the departure of Pearce - the fifth manager to leave during owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi's tenure - followed swiftly by chief executive Paul Faulkner's exit.
"These players were flying high at the start of the season and there's no reason they can't get back up there". Freedman's tenure will begin amid a degree of turmoil at the club, with the departure of Pearce - the fifth manager to leave during owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi's tenure - followed swiftly by chief executive Paul Faulkner's exit.
These three participants eventually viewed evolution as being more valid than intelligent design, but experienced varying degrees of emotional turmoil.
With high-profile Labour figures such as former defence secretary Des Browne leading the opposition to like-for-like replacement, a degree of internal turmoil within the party is not inconceivable.
A certain degree of monetary turmoil has increased demand for the Swiss franc as a safe haven and has forced the Central Bank to inject cash into the monetary markets in order to keep interest rates low.
All of them won championships with the Yankees, and all endured various degrees of friction and turmoil during the George Steinbrenner era.
Officials did not say how long each of the three victims had spent in the hospital, but Mr. Giuliani said at the news conference that "they underwent varying degrees of some real turmoil and some physical difficulties".
