Sentence examples for predicting turmoil from inspiring English sources

And anyway, they've all been predicting turmoil for ages.

The law appears to represent a decisive victory for advocates of tighter borders, and immigration lawyers are predicting turmoil next year as millions of would-be citizens and other immigrants, already confronted with tough new immigration rules imposed after the Sept. 11 attacks, try to make sense of the mammoth new agency that will control their fates.

The Tories also predicted turmoil on the financial markets and even that the International Monetary Fund might be called in.

He also read from recent reports by Wall Street analysts who predicted turmoil in the oil markets, including higher prices for crude oil if he is removed on Sunday.

The issue of possible political instability following this month's European Parliament poll is also cause for worry with analysts predicting further turmoil if extremists fare well.

"We weren't predicting financial turmoil, but we were saying that we've gone a long time without a 1998-type event," he said.

The merger of Live Nation and Ticketmaster last year created an unusual executive power-sharing arrangement and united some of the media and music industry's biggest egos in a single boardroom — a recipe, some predicted, for turmoil.

Who could have predicted the turmoil in the financial markets this year caused by the earthquake in Japan, the revolutions in the Middle East, European debt problems and the downgrade of American debt by Standard & Poor's?

Amid rampant speculation that the jury will side with Wilson, protesters on site predicted more turmoil in Ferguson in the event of an acquittal.

Costello predicted the turmoil wouldn't end until he was out of office, suggesting Democrats would hold out until they assume control of the House in January.

SLOWER GROWTH SEEN The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office issued a relatively optimistic forecast for economic growth on Thursday, predicting that the turmoil in the stock market would not stop the overall economy from growing.