Several large multinational companies are holding off their final decisions on investments totalling tens of billions of pounds into wind turbine manufacturing plants in the UK because of the perceived political turmoil over the renewables issue.
But others, including the lawyers representing the organization's board, insist that what some perceive as turmoil is simply healthy debate.
The theme turned out to be right for the times, he said, because amid the turmoil consumers perceived it as a reassuring message about "safety in numbers".
Plante qualifies the femininity of 'self-mutilation' rather apologetically: '[n]onetheless, young men do self-injure, do suffer from eating disorders, and do experience the same emotional turmoil and perceived inadequacy more commonly exhibited in women' (2007: 16).
Even as countries like Spain suffer a severe credit squeeze, money has poured into Germany because it is perceived as a haven from European turmoil.
The dragon in the room ReprintsYet corruption, like tax evasion, has become politically charged, not least because the worst of the euro zone's turmoil hit Greece, widely perceived as its most corrupt member.
It presented them at a high moment of political and cultural turmoil internationally, and in what has been perceived as a radically loosened-up exhibition format, with art created communally, spontaneously, on the spot.
The inner turmoil suffered by Raskolnikov can also be perceived as a Shakespearean pathetic fallacy.
The social turmoil of the late 1980s and early 1990s, and the perceived failures of the Dinkins administration, have cast a shadow over every Democratic mayoral candidate since 1993, in particular for a black candidate like Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr.
As Manhattan is one of the United States' greatest military powers, his departure throws humanity into political turmoil, with the Soviet Union invading Afghanistan to capitalize on the perceived American weakness.
