Sentence examples for temporary turbulence from inspiring English sources
The company also pointed to what it characterized as temporary "turbulence" in the flat-panel TV market.
Unlike its European neighbour, the Bank of England kept its eyes fixed firmly on the horizon during the imported inflation of 2011-12, recognising that turbulence was temporary and keeping monetary policy loose.
The signal failure of Republican economic policy since the 1990s has been the absence of an agenda — apart from the temporary ascendance of "compassionate conservatism" — addressed to the turbulence that the Reagan revolution helped unleash, and the pressure on middle and working class wages created by the combination of global competition and surging health care costs.
Healthcare human resources leadership entails seeing beyond the temporary trends by investing in the nursing workforce despite economic turbulence.
The soap opera among the group's four principals has been well-documented: the way the relationship between Phillips and his wife Michelle was ruptured by her affair with Denny Doherty, Michelle's temporary departure, Denny's drinking, and then a second round of turbulence that resulted from tensions between John Phillips and Cass Elliott.
New, higher, capital buffers would be temporary to help restore confidence — and to insulate the sector against continued turbulence, the official said.
At such times, the battle of the waves and tides is fought over an area of sea that may be three miles wide when the tides are running at full strength; the furious turbulence of the water begins off Sumburgh Head, then gradually shifts seaward, subsiding only with the temporary slackening of the tide.
Atmospheric and terrestrial turbulence.
"That will create turbulence".
There is turbulence ahead.
