Sentence examples for out turmoil from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, for those investors with the patience to ride out turmoil and wait for recovery, the table lists ten undervalued emerging- market stocks.

The effect is, however, unlikely to tip even the most export-dependent economies into all-out turmoil, economists said.

This may partly be a prudent move to sit out recent turmoil in global markets.

As this post from Eurasianet and TOL points out, the turmoil in central Asia means that America is casting around for a stable ally in the region, and Azerbaijan is the obvious candidate.

But this seems to be the month of actors using dislocation as a method for working out inner turmoil -- first Bill Murray in "Lost in Translation" and now Ms. Lane in "Sun".

The Obama administration hopes the talks can set the groundwork for cooperation on climate change, lifting the world economy out of turmoil and addressing nuclear standoffs with North Korea and Iran.

The closing statement of the finale's vaunting main subject emerged doggedly out of turmoil, its lofty majesty hard won at best.

Click here to view video Yet it is strange how often a comic's best work comes out of turmoil and failure.

No one, it seems, is as skilled at jumping into and out of turmoil, and the only downside for Wenger was the facial injury to Laurent Koscielny that forced the defender off on 33 minutes.

"It is very difficult to bring something together when it comes out of turmoil.

His lyrics bring a sense of wrung-out personal turmoil to the VR songs, not least in the self-loathing onslaught of Big Machine ("He's a junkie piece of shit because he says so") or the album's grandiose mega-ballad, Fall to Pieces, where Weiland plays the spectator crushed by the falling debris of his own life.