Sentence examples for probably turbulent from inspiring English sources

The key judgments of the report are the following: The building of an Iraqi democracy would be a long, difficult and probably turbulent process with potential for backsliding into Iraq's tradition of authoritarianism.

"It's probably more turbulent," she said.

In fairness, it was probably less turbulent than the 1990s, which the Beach Boys largely spent suing each other over songwriting royalties, the rights to the Beach Boys name and the contents of Brian's Landy-era "autobiography" Wouldn't It Be Nice, which it later transpired Wilson had never actually read, let alone written.

Such controls have resulted in jökulhlaups that were probably fluidal, turbulent, and supercritical over large areas of the anastomosing channel bed.

Image in Figure 3(b) showed how different in size are particles of fraction AF, with respect to fraction A. Particles of diameter larger than expected could be found in this fraction, this is probably due to turbulent flows, turbulent diffusion, eddies, collisions, and other physical factors that alter the perfect sampling fraction.

A portion of at least one ring appeared less like orderly waves but rather like disheveled straw, probably reflecting a turbulent flow of particles.

In the golden age of Elizabeth I, publishing in England was probably at its most turbulent.

In this turbulent and probably underfunded world it is essential to find ways to engage users and providers in the design of services.

The landslide probably transformed into a turbulent flow mixed with basal sandy sediments, which propelled the debris farther offshore.

The presence of erosive basal contacts in the ore environment suggests the komatiite lava was initially turbulent and probably open channel fed.

For some reason that really surprised me, even though, considering Aikens's turbulent path, it probably should not have.