Sentence examples for tumultuous developments from inspiring English sources

The agreement is rooted in shared attitudes towards tumultuous developments in the Middle East that potentially threaten long-ruling autocrats and spawned civil wars and spiraling political violence and could rewrite the region's nation state cartography.

And what a world it was... overtaken as it was by tumultuous developments: The East-West balance of terror; anti-colonial and anti-imperialist movements; civil rights and anti-apartheid struggles; anti-Vietnam, anti-nuclear protests; students' uprisings; and feminist awakenings.

The tumultuous development process didn't end there: Daniels dropped out because of scheduling conflicts.

Edge noted that Ridiculous Fishing did not carry the emotional baggage behind the company's tumultuous development.

After all, Avedon embodied an American spirit taking pride in and, in some capacity, also taking responsibility for the country's tumultuous development during the '50s, '60s, and '70s.

But given the more tumultuous recent developments elsewhere in the region and Israel's relative stability, these elections are unlikely to garner huge amounts of interest, certainly outside the country.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Despite warnings from President Obama that his return could cause yet another tumultuous political development here, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the twice-exiled former president of Haiti, left his adopted home in South Africa on Thursday and headed back to Haiti.

The housing market was in decline and the Dow began to shed points as losses tied to subprime mortgages worsened Early last year, the Dow neared 13,000 but backed off, only to weather a tumultuous period upended by developments including those related to the euro zone sovereign debt crisis, the downgrade of the United States credit rating as well as negotiations over the country's debt ceiling.

The revocation was just one in a string of developments on a tumultuous day for Syria.

Celebrating Thanksgiving, each man could undoubtedly point to developments from recent, tumultuous days for which he felt grateful.

With many judges and prosecutors threatening a strike, Egypt has quickly been embroiled in a crisis that may threaten the democratic ideals of the revolution more than any other development in the tumultuous 21 months since Mubarak was deposed.