Sentence examples for slight turmoil from inspiring English sources

"We've beaten them before and they are obviously in slight turmoil off the pitch with them not picking a couple of their better players.

"It caused a little turmoil".

Students attending Benedictine this summer got a slight reprieve from the turmoil playing out in some of their home countries where several mentioned the threat of physical violence or death was a daily fear because of extremist views of hate toward those who are different or who express an unpopular opinion.

"We have done a slight shift in strategic positioning following the market turmoil," said David Emanuel, a company spokesman.

Yet what's going on between them beside the moody turmoil unleashed by the images is actually very slight.

In a slight departure, she chose to mention how events abroad - including turmoil in emerging markets and the ongoing crisis in Ukraine - could impact US growth.

Ever since a September 7th poll showed that a slight majority supported independence, there has been an onslaught of pro-union campaigning: warnings of market turmoil and a corporate exodus, and entreaties from the leaders of the three major British parties, who rushed north from Westminster to plea that the two neighbors really are "better together".

Turmoil follows.

Turmoil ensued.

It guarantees more turmoil.

Years of turmoil follow.