They might also lead to a highly fragmented, multispeed Europe, with a periphery permanently suffering legal turmoil and political uncertainty.
The government of a country suffering economic turmoil and growing lawlessness is presented on television, and radio, in a glowing light.
Hashim Ali Alauddeen, Malcolm's Islamic spiritual advisor in Richmond, California, said he believed the police were likely targeting Malcolm, but the young man was also suffering inner turmoil.
Hamas has also been suffering from the turmoil in neighboring Egypt.
The nation has been suffering through political turmoil that exploded in October with allegations that Mr. Estrada took gambling kickbacks and skimmed money from provincial tobacco taxes.
Yet behind that upbeat front, Yes Scotland was suffering its own turmoil at its headquarters on Hope Street in Glasgow, leading to increasing involvement from SNP executives and Sturgeon, then deputy first minister and referendum minister.
Britain, the Hungarian-born financier argued, was particularly vulnerable because of the large share of the economy accounted for by the City, which is already suffering from the turmoil in financial markets and where jobs are already being lost.
Trump railed against his Democratic opponent as having been "trigger-happy and very unstable" during her tenure as secretary of state, claiming that she produced "only turmoil, suffering and death" while in office.
Peter Fankhauser, Thomas Cook's chief executive, has said the travel industry is suffering the greatest turmoil he can recall in his 30 years in the business as terrorist attacks and other incidents knock confidence.
He may have sounded matter of fact on the radio to traffic controllers but as his aircraft lost every ounce of power on 15 January just after take-off from La Guardia airport in New York, Captain Chesley Sullenberger was suffering intense inner turmoil, ranging from denial to physical nausea.
