Sentence examples for relative turmoil from inspiring English sources

The concern is that by allowing individual investors to participate through the Internet, Technology Funding is promoting financial speculation by those members of the general public who are least informed or prepared for the relative turmoil of such investing.

Alongside political unrest, the interjection of fundamentalist Islamic groups has meant an already troubled nation has been left in relative turmoil.

"We're at war, the world is in a relative state of turmoil," Mr. von Wiesenberger said.

There are also signs of progress, relative to past turmoil: A viewer can presume that no longer would a bigoted adult ask a Jewish boy if he had horns, as Mr. Kushner says happened to him.

Other positives: a 57% gross margin and relative resistance to economic turmoil.

The children chose to move in with their newfound relatives, but suffered emotional turmoil and problems at their new school, which was far more demanding academically than the one they left in St . Louis

The relatives were clearly in turmoil, yet found ways of coping in the situation and developing adaptation ability.

Janie and Hannah, the Midwestern sisters in Chung's first novel, have been reared on stories of relatives gone missing amid political turmoil in their native Korea.

"I'm sad, so sad for my family," said Mr. Michel, who moved here from Haiti in 1988 and still has relatives there, engulfed in the turmoil that has plagued the island nation for months.

Soldiers from Fort Bragg are on duty at American posts from Okinawa to Bosnia to Saudi Arabia, and many of the relatives they leave behind take turmoil in the world almost as a matter of course.

Disappearances and untimely demises are a kind of family legacy for two Midwestern sisters, Janie and Hannah, whose immigrant parents reared them on horror stories of relatives gone missing amid political turmoil in their native Korea.