Sentence examples for turbulent enough from inspiring English sources

Marriage, one might think, is in turbulent enough waters already.

Although upper-level winds are usually relatively regular, they sometimes become turbulent enough to affect aviation.

This approach is considered sufficient and acceptable as long as the flow in the small scale model is turbulent enough.

If that were not a turbulent enough journey to the Games for Shaherkani, the International Judo Federation ruled last week that she would not be permitted to fight in a hijab, citing safety reasons.

The most telling fact about many markets in the past was that they weren't turbulent enough: Socialism, protectionism and crony capitalism kept markets stable and stagnant.

The fluid must circulate in a regime turbulent enough to avoid thermal gradients between the external/internal face of the tube that can cause fractures.

Small stuff eased my turbulent mind enough to let me relax.

Tree leaves now sound like turbulent waters, loud enough to drown out the jets passing overhead.

And a dispiriting, ever-growing new addition: "Monti in Trouble," Monti of course being Prime Minister Mario Monti, who is valiantly trying to sail a country equated by many to a sinking ship through turbulent European waters (enough with the nautical metaphors, though they are disturbingly apt).

If the flow is strong enough, turbulent eddies known as "rotors" associated with lee waves may form, which are dangerous to ascending and descending aircraft.

As if there weren't enough turbulent plot device, Keaton must also battle his alter ego, the magical realist Birdman, the very feathered emblem of his starring role in the Birdman action series.