Sentence examples for generalized turmoil from inspiring English sources

However Lu et al. [ 26] suggested that, although anxiety is linked to high HA scores, only high novelty seeking (NS) appears as a good predictor of anxiety; indeed in agreement with the original viewpoint by Cloninger, people with high NS can show anxiety characterized by generalized turmoil or alarm without specific premonitory cues, frequently bodily pains, and slow fatigability [ 27].

"The continued rise in sovereign-debt spreads for some countries, more generalized market volatility, and political turmoil that we have seen in recent days speak to the need for forceful action," Janet L. Yellen, vice chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, said in a speech this month discussing the government's oversight policies.

The turmoil in the currency markets was initially triggered by a generalized liquidity crisis, which started with the default of Russian government debt.

Employing a generalized vector autoregression (VAR) framework, this paper examines financial stress spillovers in five Asian countries, namely, China, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines, during turmoil periods.

Turmoil follows.

Turmoil ensued.

It guarantees more turmoil.

Years of turmoil follow.

Markets are in turmoil.

"The turmoil is attractive.

It was turmoil".