Sentence examples for turbulent by from inspiring English sources

For others, though, the classroom is a respite from home lives rendered turbulent by parents' work schedules or divorce.

Her marriage to William Sanger, the artist, took place in 1900, and her next ten or fifteen years were rendered turbulent by ill health, little money, and big ideas.

The chancellor has postponed his plan to flog £2bn of Lloyds Banking Group shares to the public because stock markets are deemed too "turbulent", by which he means that Lloyds shares sit at 64p, well below the state's break-even price of 73.6p.

The lead-up to the Australian election has been turbulent by any standards but the campaign officially swung into gear today.

The point to be noted in this figure is that the drilling mud flow becomes turbulent by precipitation of the cuttings, which in turn results in hydrodynamic complexity.

It can be determined whether a flow will be laminar or turbulent by using the Hanks and Pratt (1967) or the Takahashi (2007) criteria.

PARIS — The weekly Saturday night military tattoo performed by certain troops of the regiments of the garrison at Paris was again last night [Aug. 23] marked by turbulent demonstrations provoked by some of the anti-militarist groups.

Surveillance applications of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) within urban areas is made difficult by turbulent winds generated by buildings.

Molecular diffusion induced by turbulent mixing is described by the simple interaction by exchange with the mean (IEM) mixing model.

THE last two years of Mr. McAfee's life have been turbulent even by his own standards.

Berlin's opera world is often turbulent, riven by East-West rivalries of cold-war intensity.