Sentence examples for massive turmoil from inspiring English sources

Coming during an era of massive turmoil and staggering losses in the telecommunications industry, the deal also represents another retreat for the media convergence strategy Armstrong announced soon after he became CEO of AT&T in 1997.

The Roman Empire was experiencing massive turmoil at the time.

Kutcher's efforts come at a time of massive turmoil over sexual harassment in tech and the VC world in particular.

"Yakir has only just begun his life and he's been drawn into this massive turmoil, like the rest of us," the father remarked.

Designed by Jeff Sugg, these videos are thoroughly unnecessary attempts to create a feel for the setting and hint at the massive turmoil outside the courtroom where a trickle of protestors turns into an NAACP-driven flood and the arrival of KKKers sparks a riot.

In brief, the Tea Party/GOP is pushing for economic and social policies based on fears: fears of massive transformation, turmoil and chaos underway in our society, and fears about how those transformations will impact lives largely defined by self-interest, power and money.

When it comes to health care, readers should be wary about claims that important changes in health-care coverage are without consequences and that people are "protected" – or that the changes will result in massive dislocation and turmoil.

Strong increases in interest rates would be accompanied by massive bankruptcies and economic turmoil.

One private-equity chief warns, "You're opening up a Pandora's box…It would cause massive disruption and market turmoil".

In addition, the anarchist- and socialist-influenced labor movement brought about by European immigrants contributed to the political turmoil with massive strikes such as the "tenants' strike" of 1907 and the "Red Week" of 1909.

That figure has barely changed in over half a century, although most of the track has been rendered redundant, as political turmoil and massive corruption have taken their toll.