Sentence examples for severe turmoil from inspiring English sources

"The country will go into severe turmoil, I'm sure.

The Republicans were in severe turmoil at their 1964 convention, where moderates and conservatives battled for control of the party.

The island's economy had all but sputtered to a halt before the Category 5 hurricane hit, and there already was severe turmoil and job losses.

He was also the symbol of the unsettled nature of an institution that for all its stately decorum is in severe turmoil.

What Mr. Montesinos may be up to is not quite clear, but ever since the broadcast of a videotape last month showing him paying off a newly elected opposition legislator to switch parties, Peru has been in a state of severe turmoil.

The Monsanto Canada Inc. v. Schmeiser case has created a severe turmoil by deciding in favour of the agrochemical company (van den Belt [2009]).

"You are under severe emotional turmoil but you do have potential," she said tantalisingly.

Marty Sunde, chief executive of Enron Energy Services, confirmed late today that his unit was taking the step because of the severe financial turmoil in the power market in the state.

Two weeks ago, the Fed set up unlimited swap agreements with the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and other central banks to ease the severe credit turmoil in Western Europe.

In 2008 and 2009, a period of severe economic turmoil, Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren led a large-scale transformation of the iconic department store.

But, in a reflection of Maduro's deep unpopularity at a time of severe economic turmoil, the official voter turnout was at a historic low of just 46.1%.