Sentence examples for going through turmoil from inspiring English sources
"going through turmoil" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a time period or situation that is marked by great difficulty or distress. For example, "The city is going through turmoil due to the economic downturn."
"If you truly believe Easter is Christ risen, it makes you think the church is going through turmoil, and it will rise again".
The ICA, based on the Mall in London, had been going through turmoil with financial problems so bad that, at one point, it was threatened with closure.
That contract though was signed while the company was going through turmoil in which an expected buyout bid did not materialise – and the company had a freeze on promotions.
The Kashmir Valley has been going through turmoil for over two decades and women are subjected to different forms of continuous stress and sufferings (Ali and Jaswal 2000).
"I think the staff are happy tonight - they've been going through turmoil for months now and we've got light at the end of the tunnel.
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Other campaigns have gone through turmoil -- including the very public departures of the campaign chiefs for both Senator John Kerry and Dr. Dean -- but this group has held together without public bickering.
We've gone through turmoil, we've gone through Civil War, and we have come out stronger and we will do so once more.
Natasha's description of her love for Jesse and the turmoil she is going through is heartbreaking.
"I mean, here's Bruce," he declares, "playing this character who's an icon in his community, who everyone thinks they know, and who's going through absolute turmoil.
