I think the losses generated turmoil".
The uprising has generated turmoil beneath him, however.
Money managers, who were concerned that the changes could generate turmoil in the market, applauded the timetable.
Mr. Romney countered by asserting that the president had generated "turmoil" with Israel, noting that 38 Democratic senators had signed a letter urging him to repair the damage.
But it clearly will generate turmoil, and from the churn will emerge opportunity.
When, however, as in the past few weeks, we see idiot lending policies generating frightening turmoil, it is impossible not to feel pretty sore towards those in charge of spell-making.
The guilty leaders will continue thriving by suppressing national dissent with summary hangings and generating international turmoil by urging destruction of other nations.
That business model, questionable even for actual businesses, wound up generating pure turmoil in the West Wing in the early months.
Why, for instance, would he allow himself to be hectored on his country's internal matters by a British prime minister who has generated international turmoil by gratuitously plunging Libya into chaos?
Yet, he'll approach this agreement carefully, if at all, because he knows well that renunciation of the agreement could generate market turmoil throughout Europe and subject the French economy to considerable market pressure.
Three years later, Wilmington's federally mandated cross-district busing plan generated much turmoil, and in trying to legislate a compromise solution, Biden found himself alienating both black and white voters for a while.
