Sentence examples for particularly turbulent from inspiring English sources

For freshmen, this is a particularly turbulent period.

For EMI, the period has been particularly turbulent.

In 1880, Argentina was living through a particularly turbulent political period.

He conceived of the idea on a particularly turbulent transatlantic flight to London last year.

In a 2005 article, Mr. Newman described a particularly turbulent day of meetings between bankers and top executives at a client company.

An unusual scene unfolded in the rain in Prospect Park on Monday morning, as a crew from Tennessee confronted the aftermath of a particularly turbulent storm.

This is because accurate predictions of the fluid behaviour are strongly dependent on the inflow conditions, particularly in turbulent flows at high turbulent Reynolds numbers.

It's a nice sentiment, particularly in turbulent, traumatic times such as this – if, er, a generous one.

But some investors and analysts wonder to what extent the valuations that private equity firms put on their companies resemble reality, particularly during turbulent times in the market.

The media attention regarding Mr. Messier's troubles, particularly a turbulent board meeting last week, has people here looking inward, with many wondering what instability in the corporate suite will mean for the entertainment divisions, including Universal Pictures and the Universal Music Group.

Particularly in turbulent times, leaders must provide employees with clarity about purpose, honesty about values, and focus about metrics.