Sentence examples for the potential turmoil from inspiring English sources

The second biggest source of anxiety after the general election outcome was the potential turmoil of a vote on Britain's membership of the EU.

By organising their own combined authority, local councils are also taking the risk away from central government over the potential turmoil that might be created by a top-down reorganisation of local government.

Chinese newspapers, which have previously pounced on the Arab Spring and Ukraine's Maidan revolution as evidence of the dangers of democracy, have wasted no time in hyping the potential turmoil that Trump's rise could bring.

The worry about a default or restructuring of the debt of these countries and the potential turmoil it could inflict on the global economy has led to wild market swings and sell-offs in recent months.

Either way the incident was a chilling reminder of the potential turmoil that could arise from the lack of a stable government.The biggest reason for the court's decision may be rooted in hard parliamentary arithmetic.

It fits perfectly the messaging they have put out [about democracy]." Chinese newspapers, which have previously pounced on the Arab Spring and Ukraine's Maidan revolution as evidence of the dangers of democracy, have wasted no time in hyping the potential turmoil that Trump's rise could bring.

But in a region where leaders have long proved reluctant to criticize on another, the Saudi statement suggests that the kingdom sees more potential turmoil if Mr. Assad stays than if he goes.

A statement from the Chinese authorities — whose reaction to potential turmoil in North Korea could dominate the regional response — offered "deep condolences" and suggested a degree of alarm in Beijing.

He threw U.S. relations with China into potential turmoil by questioning the "One China" policy, which has been a foundation of the relationship for more than 40 years.

Yet all the signals point towards a rise, with potential turmoil ahead.

Early signs this season also point to potential turmoil in King's Landing between the High Sparrow and the Lannisters, and possibly Dorne and the Lannisters, followed by whoever wins the North and the Lannisters.