Sentence examples for rising turmoil from inspiring English sources

The President's decision to leave the country last Saturday at a time of rising turmoil had been seen as a show of confidence in his control.

THIS week our correspondents discuss the rising turmoil in emerging economies and to what extent the latest data on the US economy will affect the Federal Reserve's plan to taper its bond buying.

WASHINGTON — Secretary of State John Kerry has recommended that Robert S. Ford serve as the next American ambassador to Egypt, American officials said Sunday, a critical role at a time of rising turmoil and anti-Americanism in the traditional Arab ally.

Quite simply, the defense industry is a strong bet amid rising turmoil abroad.

Meanwhile, a chorus of critics across the Middle East is calling for sustained pressure on Tehran to halt its nuclear and political ambitions at a time of rising turmoil in the Middle East.

But when it rises, turmoil follows.

The rising political turmoil in Libya sent jitters through global financial markets, with European shares falling on Monday and Asian markets starting out sharply lower on Tuesday.

European leaders hope the promise of such a large package, made in an emergency conference call with Spain, will quell rising financial turmoil ahead of elections in Greece that they fear could further shake world markets.

In a vicious cycle, the rising political turmoil is sowing unrest in global financial markets, raising the interest rates paid by heavily indebted nations in Europe to ever higher levels and threatening their solvency.

One declared aim of the Rotterdam show is to place Bosch in his time, an era not only of growing urban prosperity but also of rising religious turmoil, which would soon bring the Reformation to northern Europe.

As they spoke, tensions on the Gaza border rose and turmoil spread across the Middle East; hours later a bomb went off in Jerusalem, killing one person and wounding dozens.