Sentence examples for high turmoil from inspiring English sources

The bland remarks, standard fare for any politicians, amount to something of a comedown for Trump after a period of high turmoil in his campaign.

In an age of high theoretical turmoil, and an institution famed for its intellectual prima donnas, he remained faithful to the tradition of Matthiessen, who, in American Renaissance (1941) and studies of TS Eliot and Henry James, set out the most enduring map of the making of modern American civilisation.

This reasoning suggests us to exclude from the exogenous tax series those measures adopted under periods of high financial turmoil, whereas reforms adopted to tackle the budget deficit under milder financial conditions and specially those with large implementation lags are in principle valid to be included in the exogenous tax series.

Given these results and bearing in mind that the tax series enters as an exogenous variable in the VARs, we stick to the series without the financial crisis for estimating the baseline impulse-response functions and assess the sensitivity of the results to including those exogenous measures adopted in the period of high financial turmoil.

Thus, patients with higher mental turmoil have lower quality of life, with the strongest effect for depression and suicidal intent as measured via the SSS.

Mr. Prodi is enjoying something of a surge, despite political turmoil high even by the standards of Italian politics.

"Economic turmoil, high levels of unemployment and lack of confidence in political institutions make their future positions hard to predict," he said.

There is a short, very moving essay penned this year, simply titled "Hearing", which conjures up the sounds of a life lived at the intersection of European high culture and turmoil.

WASHINGTON — After a long stretch of high unemployment, legislative turmoil and, in turn, slipping public approval, President Obama seemed to regain his political footing this week with the help of House Republicans, whose handling of a standoff over payroll taxes had even leading conservatives accusing them of bungling the politically charged issue.

Russia's foreign currency and reserves rose last week to $70.6 billion, the Russian central bank said on Thursday, the fourth consecutive weekly gain and a sign that investor confidence in the country remains high despite the turmoil surrounding Yukos, the country's largest oil company.

Asian markets have risen to about a five-month high despite the turmoil in Thailand.