Sentence examples for prolonged turmoil from inspiring English sources

Fujito warned that prolonged turmoil in Chinese stocks could lead to a slowdown in domestic consumption, which would adversely impact Japanese shares that are most exposed to movements in the Chinese economy.

Meanwhile, after prolonged turmoil at the state level — four governors in five years — we have a shrewd, energetic and ambitious new chief executive, Andrew Cuomo, who ought to be looking for some signature projects.

"It is my view, however, that prolonged leadership turmoil would do irreparable damage to the institution.

Johnson can't bring in a strong general manager because he may not want to keep Ryan, and that would prolong the turmoil.

It has little interest in prolonging the turmoil on the streets of Islamabad at a time when it is engaged in a long-delayed assault on the Pakistani Taliban in the tribal areas of North Waziristan.The army also happens to support a few of Mr Sharif's policies, including his efforts to wean the country off expensive energy imports.

"This could create new groups and alliances, which could prolong Somalia's turmoil," said Muhammad Bashir Hassan, who was a colonel for more than 30 years in the army of a former government.

Thousands of patients whose operations have been cancelled because of the growing turmoil in the UK's A&E departments are facing prolonged anxiety, discomfort and pain while they wait for a new date for their surgery.

Shackling for prolonged periods.

It was prolonged.

Or perhaps prolonged it.

A prolonged silence ensues.