Sentence examples for rather turbulent from inspiring English sources

While 2009 has started well for Hyundai, the final months of 2008 were rather turbulent.

FOR Britain's increasingly assertive Muslim community, this year has got off to a rather turbulent start, for at least two reasons.

Since going public a little over one year ago, Snap has endured some rather turbulent times on Wall Street.

The arrangement of spending long weekends in London and some of the working week in Oxford added to Ayer's rather turbulent domestic life.

Rather, turbulent fluctuations in magnetohydrodynamics should be regarded as a set sideband waves that have frequencies off from the linear modes.

He enjoyed a long though rather turbulent ecclesiastical career and was famous for his sermons and his lyric poetry, the latter of which has received attention by a number of musicologists in recent years.

For example, the flow regime in the ambr™ vessel is transitional rather than turbulent and the sparged air/oxygen superficial gas velocity is relatively very low whilst the specific power input is much higher (~400 when) when compared to that used at larger scales (typically ~20 W/m3).

For him, meditation was turbulent rather than serene, and belief was a matter of intellectual and emotional struggle rather than of simple acquiescence or platitudinous certitude.

When somebody mentions the Civil War and the cinema, one immediately thinks of nineteenth-century American history rather than the turbulent events in seventeenth-century Britain.

Ms. Fujimori, 35, meanwhile, emphasized her father's record in crushing leftist guerrilla groups in the 1990s — rather than the turbulent period marred by espionage scandals before he fled to Japan in 2000.

To Kill a King (102 mins, 12A) Directed by Mike Barker; starring Tim Roth, Dougray Scott, Olivia Williams When somebody mentions the Civil War and the cinema, one immediately thinks of nineteenth-century American history rather than the turbulent events in seventeenth-century Britain.