Sentence examples for effects of turmoil from inspiring English sources

Correction: November 1 , 2001 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article in Science Times on Tuesday about the effects of turmoil in the Middle East and Asia on archaeological expeditions misstated the date that the Crimean War began.

The guitarist recalls the effects of turmoil in the music industry.

That could be a sign that businesses were worried about the effect of turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa on energy prices, as well as what effect the aftermath of the earthquake in Japan could have on supplies of Japanese-made products like auto parts.

But that bank's monetary policy committee said the threat of inflation was overshadowed by the damping effects of continued turmoil in the credit markets.

In the three decades since that play was first produced, those words have come to describe the whiplash effects of political turmoil that is epidemic, especially in the Middle East.

Business confidence dropped in Germany, France and Italy in September, surveys showed, adding to fears that the euro zone is sinking into recession as the effects of financial turmoil in the United States spread across the Atlantic.

Waiting too long to act has usually led to much greater direct costs of the intervention itself and, more importantly, magnified the painful effects of financial turmoil on households and businesses.

But the rules, in the works for years and put in place just as the credit crisis hit, didn't anticipate the amplifying effects of market turmoil.

Ukraine's financial system has begun to feel the effects of this turmoil and political uncertainty.

Those born during the Year of the Horse -- the last several being 2002, 1990, 1978 and 1966 -- may feel the effects of this turmoil most intensely, some say.

The ignorance or under-detection of the effects of such turmoil and stresses on adolescents can translate into serious societal problems, while early intervention can be effective and beneficial [ 9, 10].