Sentence examples for professional turmoil from inspiring English sources

But recent events in his life may indicate a personal and professional turmoil.

In his forthcoming book, serialised in the Times, Agassi says he took crystal meth at a time of personal and professional turmoil in 1997.

In the same week that saw Bill O'Reilly fired from Fox News, some of the biggest names in badly-sourced, right-wing internet bluster found themselves in personal and professional turmoil too.

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So what might we learn from the past few years of professional threat and turmoil?

(April 10) 3. PROFESSIONAL TRIUMPH AND PERSONAL TURMOIL Lindsey Vonn completed the greatest season by a woman in the history of World Cup skiing, but it came while she dealt with a thorny divorce.

Professional investors see the turmoil in euroland, our precarious economic recovery and enigmatic China does it grow at 8% or above 10% the next year or two?

Mrs. Park told of how difficult it was to find professional care and of the turmoil the entire family faced.

That could set the scene in Wales for the four regions to break away from the WRU, a move that would cause turmoil in the professional rugby landscape in Wales and feasibly lead to uncomfortable "club versus country" decisions for some players.

Yes, there is an overriding sense of disappointment here, as there would be anywhere in the world if seemingly overnight a country goes from a regular way of life to financial, professional, social, psychological and political turmoil.

When his personal life was perhaps in turmoil, or when professional projects were not working out, the Eye was the place to which Peter could turn for a room full of admirers and plenty of hands willing to write down his every word.