Sentence examples for phase of turmoil from inspiring English sources
September 2015: BoE chief economist Haldane again warns that interest rates may have to be cut further from their record low level as he highlights signs that the global financial crisis is entering a third phase of turmoil.
Alongside the Non-Statute, most Italians are expecting a Non-Government: a phase of turmoil that will end up, not with a revolution but – in a best-case scenario – with some resignations, a few reforms and new elections.
Interest rates in the UK may have to be cut further from their record low level, the Bank of England's chief economist has warned, as he highlighted signs that the global financial crisis is entering a third phase of turmoil.
Their opponents are Zionist agents, Christian fanatics and fascist holdovers from the era of Hosni Mubarak, the tyrant toppled in the first phase of revolutionary turmoil, in February 2011.But the divisions go much further than mere name-calling.
Where the standard account saw steady, cumulative "progress", he saw discontinuities – a set of alternating "normal" and "revolutionary" phases in which communities of specialists in particular fields are plunged into periods of turmoil, uncertainty and angst.
A.I.G. has become the definition of turmoil.
Lost among news of turmoil, however, are signs of hope.
During periods of turmoil, the process gets murkier.
Yahoo's board has also seen its share of turmoil.
A fresh round of turmoil could yet bring that about.
