Sentence examples for repeated turmoil from inspiring English sources

It has not been helped by the repeated turmoil at the top of the organisation.

Holt also shared that Uber saw more rides in the U.S. over the course of last week than it ever has previously, which seems to back up the armchair analyst perspective that Uber's users aren't significantly deterred by repeated reports about turmoil and turnover among its executive ranks, or deep cultural issues that include sexist and discriminatory behavior as detailed by former employees.

Alas, the era of the classical gold standard ― roughly the 50 years straddling the turn of the 20th century ― was characterized by financial turmoil, repeated bouts of heavy unemployment and profound social unrest.

At a news conference outlining a four-point plan to end the turmoil, Anupong repeated his view that a military coup would not resolve the deepening turmoil in Thailand.

On Monday, after months of political turmoil, legislators repeated the same unsuccessful pattern from four previous attempts to name a new prime minister.

Whether the government's repeated flirtation with fiscal turmoil is causing businesses to postpone or reduce planned investment is also unclear.

While most Gilded Age fortunes have long since succumbed to taxes, economic turmoil and repeated sub-divisions among generations of heirs, two discrete chunks of Cone wealth still exist today in quantities large enough to qualify for The Forbes 400.

There were repeated bouts of internal political and economic turmoil during the late 1990s and early 2000s, though the situation has stabilised in recent years.

A16 DINING F1-10 OBITUARIES C18-19 Mike Webster A football center whose career was followed by more than a decade of physical and psychological turmoil apparently brought on by repeated blows to the head on the field, he was 50.

His death was officially termed a heart attack but as the New York Times reported the psychological turmoil and physical problems were the result of repeated blows to the head.

At a news conference, he repeated his view that a military coup would not resolve the deepening political turmoil in Thailand.