Sentence examples for minor turmoil from inspiring English sources
It is fitting that tennis should be hurled into minor turmoil at its oldest and grandest tournament because, paradoxically, it is at Wimbledon where change has often been embraced most eagerly.
To that end, he pulled U.S. forces out of Iraq and Afghanistan, made sure that America's role in the Libya conflict was relatively minor, and kept a safe distance from the turmoil in Egypt.
He will take office at a time when Japan, the world's second-largest economy, after the United States, has played a minor role in the response to Wall Street's turmoil.
The escalating injuries, from minor to bone-breaking, are an excellent physical realization of the turmoil within.
Since the former emperor's son and heir Dom Pedro II was a minor, a regency was formed, and more than a decade of instability and turmoil ensued.
Once incarcerated, Latinxs face limited economic opportunity, family trauma, turmoil, and deportation -- consequences that do not in any way reflect reasonable punishment for the often minor infractions that occur.
Despite the turmoil surrounding his family life, Prince Fielder has steadily moved up through the Brewers' organization and has remained one of the top prospects in minor league baseball.
It guarantees more turmoil.
