Sentence examples for turmoil armed from inspiring English sources

It was yet another blow to the poorest country in the Americas: in May, floods killed more than 1,000 in the east, while in February Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the country's president, was ousted amid political turmoil, armed rebellion and looting.In Haiti, natural disasters are both cause and consequence of the indescribable misery of the country's poor majority.

This reflects not only worries about energy and shared security concerns, but also the need to head off any looming crisis in the Middle East that could plunge large parts of the world into turmoil, if not armed conflict.

Several other countries around the region are experiencing armed conflicts or political turmoil that prevent children from learning.

Later on, as the Star's managing editor, he went "armed and dangerous" into the dark night of racial turmoil in Anniston.

Libya has suffered turmoil since Gaddafi's fall, with two rival governments and their allied armed factions fighting for control of the country and its oil resources.

She and her aides are using the raging market turmoil to strong-arm Berlin's partners into accepting new powers to override the national budgets of euro zone states that go off the rails and, if necessary, to take them to court and punish them.

Libya at its southern border is in turmoil, with rampant anarchy, proliferating arms, and disintegrating state structures; Mali further down in the sub-Saharan desert is in the grip of terrorism.

Lazard, the investment bank run by Bruce Wasserstein, said Wednesday that its third-quarter profit fell 34percentt as its deal advisory business slowed and the market turmoil weighed down its asset management arm.

The NYSE Arms Index reflected the turmoil, rising to 1.19 from.5 today.

GE previously announced plans to significantly shrink its GE Capital finance arm because of ongoing turmoil in the financial markets.

G.E. has already announced plans to significantly shrink its finance arm, GE Capital, because of continuing turmoil in the financial markets.