Sentence examples for temporary turmoil from inspiring English sources

Although reduced traffic is the goal, the actual underground construction process will create temporary turmoil on the roads above.

"Although psychedelics can induce temporary confusion and emotional turmoil, hospitalisations and serious injuries are extremely rare.

The number of evictions has more than doubled in a year, throwing thousands of families into turmoil and temporary accommodation.

There's hope that stock market turmoil is temporary.

After strong-arming the public bondholders, Argentina used its reserves to pay off its entire $9.8 billion debt to the International Monetary Fund, which provides temporary assistance to countries in financial turmoil.

The government has put a temporary freeze on deportations there, given Haiti's turmoil.

But even those who are rejected will not be returned to Haiti: the government has put a temporary freeze on deportations there, given Haiti's turmoil.

The turmoil of the mortgage market granted a temporary reprieve from hearing about the woes of America's Rust Belt.

Those attitudes may be subtly shifting, although it is unclear that this is anything more than just a temporary knee-jerk reaction to the latest bout of turmoil.

While a financial rescue for Ireland could help calm European financial turmoil, the reprieve, at best, will be only temporary unless it addresses the core of Ireland's financial woes: the need to reduce the burden of debt it took over from its banks.

Mini Dow futures +1.1% March 4, 2014 11.04am GMT Putin: Market reaction is 'temporary and tactical' state of affairs Photograph: BBC News 24 Vladimir Putin has described the turmoil in the financial markets as a tactical and temporary state of affairs, during his ongoing press conference on Ukraine (live on Sky News now, and streamed here).