Sentence examples for escalating turmoil from inspiring English sources

The escalating turmoil in Libya still left major indexes down about 2 percent for the week.

Escalating turmoil in the jury room appeared to bring the six-month-long trial of two former Tyco International executives to the verge of collapse yesterday after several highly unusual events, including an "O.K".

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Less than two weeks after President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen said he would travel to the United States for medical treatment and to calm tensions in his country, officials in his government said he had reversed course and would not travel because of escalating turmoil at home.

He added that the escalating civil turmoil in Syria, a crucial ally of Iran, "is bound to increase price volatility and that will drive future speculation".

KATHMANDU, Nepal, 19 April 2006 – Despite the escalating political turmoil that has hit Nepal in recent weeks, a national distribution of vitamin A capsules and de-worming tablets started today.

In these times of turmoil, the escalating crisis in Turkey struggles in the competition for coverage.

But it meant taking on huge amounts of debt as the housing boom was showing signs of deflating, leaving Lehman significantly weakened as the market turmoil was escalating in 2008.

"The resignation of President de la Rúa and the imposition of a bank holiday," a Credit Suisse First Boston report said, "signal a period of intense political turmoil and escalating civil unrest, a deeper economic collapse, imminent default and indefinite debt moratorium and the likely total loss of control of the currency".

Libya's economy has been hit hard by political turmoil and escalating violence inside the country.

9 P.M. (AMC) THE KILLING As the turmoil escalates in the Larsen house, Stan Brent Sextonn) has a face-to-face meeting with Richmond (Billy Campbell).

A further rapid decline of the yen would threaten financial stability in Asia and could escalate the economic turmoil in the region to a new level, particularly if China moved to devalue its currency.