Sentence examples for may be tumultuous from inspiring English sources

The political scene may be tumultuous, as it already is.

While the world of politics may be tumultuous and frustrating, television lovers can rest easy knowing that their president at least has good taste in TV.

"Right now Huckleberry Quinn is in a very interesting area that may or may not be sexual and may or may not be tumultuous.

When you're in it, it may be wrenching and tumultuous.

The coming winter may be even more tumultuous than the previous one, when unhappy Bulgarians took to the streets every day.

President Bush's tax cut plan moved from speechmaking to legislation today when it was introduced in both houses of Congress, setting off what may be the most tumultuous debate of the Congressional session.

Fewer affluent Americans describe themselves as "conservative" investors, suggesting that their tolerance for risk may be rebounding after some tumultuous years.

Similarly, two China specialists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, George Gilboy and Eric Heginbotham, argued in Foreign Affairs this summer that "the coming set of reforms" required by China's entry into the World Trade Organization "is likely to set in motion a process of political change that may be longer and more tumultuous than anyone has yet imagined".

But Republicans should also recognize that any advantage may be short-lived, given Albany's tumultuous history.

Rather than a tumultuous creation, this may be one of Mr. Gehry's most gentle and self-possessed designs.

After a tumultuous past, it looks like things may be coming together for Fuze after all.