Sentence examples for intensifying turmoil from inspiring English sources

"As one of the world's financial centers and with the Japanese economy sliding into recession, Tokyo will inevitably feel the effects of the intensifying turmoil in global financial markets," said Matt Robinson, an economist at Moody's Economy.com in Sydney.

They spoke after a month of intensifying turmoil that has seen two Iraqi cities briefly taken over by militia gangs in the past 10 days, up to 100 Iraqi civilians a day dying as sectarian death squads prowl Baghdad and other cities and towns, and American troops deaths, at least 90 so far in October, running at their highest level in two years.

The stock market ended slightly lower on Tuesday after reports of intensifying political turmoil in Egypt offset good news about the American economy.

City's loss could intensify the turmoil threatening to engulf the club as it wasted its last chance to end the season with a trophy.

The failure to gain Kashmir, combined with student unrest over suffrage restrictions so intensified internal turmoil that at the end of 1968 Ayub announced he would not stand for reelection.

But Europe still has not had the all-hands emergency response the Bush administration and the United States Federal Reserve were forced to undertake after the collapse of Lehman on Sept. 15, 2008, and it is unclear if even the intensified market turmoil now is enough to prompt one.

The result of the referendum has come as a surprise, intensifying the market turmoil.

It called for the replacement of the dollar as the world's reserve currency "so that the international community could permanently stay away from the spillover of the intensifying domestic political turmoil in the United States".

That, he wrote, would include "new international reserve currency that is to be created to replace the dominant U.S. dollar, so that the international community could permanently stay away from the spillover of the intensifying domestic political turmoil in the United States".

China also called for an end to the "pernicious impasse" in the U.S. over the raising the debt limit and ending the partial government shutdown, saying the world needed another reserve currency so nations could protect themselves "from the spillover of the intensifying domestic political turmoil in the United States".

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