Sentence examples for sort of turmoil from inspiring English sources

If not, Democrats could find themselves in the sort of turmoil that long characterized the party — and that afflicted Republicans in 2008 and again this year.

In other contexts, this sort of turmoil might amount to an invitation for the United States Supreme Court to step in.

Mr Sisi has made it clear that he sees the private sector as simply playing a supporting role to the government as the steward of the economy.And then there is the sort of turmoil that brought Mr Sisi to power.

This sort of turmoil might amount to an invitation for the United States Supreme Court to step in, but there are all sorts of reasons the court is likely to keep its distance.

In the midst of their downward spiral, the Nets will confront another team with a different sort of turmoil -- the Lakers and a power struggle between the stars Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant.

The sort of turmoil that comes from seeing 20 to 30 people a day while deferring to the medical judgments of bean counters.

The Senate was evenly split at the beginning of the 47th Congress in 1881, and it created all sorts of turmoil.

Because the Mets went through all sorts of turmoil in the first half, capped by the dismissal of Manager Willie Randolph, Wagner's blown saves were just part of the unhappy mosaic.

Olympiakos have a comfortable-looking 11-point lead at the top of the table, while AEK's president and vice-president recently resigned with the club in all sorts of turmoil off the pitch.

I think we are in a relatively slow period right now, similar to 2007-2008 when the economy was slow there was all sorts of turmoil in the world, and people were asking if the important period for tech was over, that all the important companies were already built.

Since then a sort of clenched turmoil has prevailed, with a surface-level calm concealing social and political conflict that most analysts say is likely to burst out again in the future.