A23 ARTS E1-8 An Orchestra in Turmoil Many people associated with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra say a dispute between the music director, Charles Dutoit, who abruptly quit, and some musicians and their union could damage the orchestra's hard-earned quality and reputation.
Thus, when controlling for the presence of other variables, only mental turmoil was significantly associated with the quality of life.
Spikes in house prices and increases in household indebtedness before an episode of financial turmoil also appear to be "associated with sharper downturns in the aftermath of financial stress".
But the price -- human suffering, billions of dollars that could have been spent more constructively and the great uncertainty associated with the turmoil we helped create -- provides little cause to celebrate the achievements of Deputy Defense Secretary Wolfowitz.
The ongoing financial turmoil in Europe and the risks associated with the looming "fiscal cliff" in the United States, however, mean that the outlook remains "challenging," Mr. Qu said.
A couple of weeks later, during a time of turmoil in the Trump transition, when people associated with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie were purged from the Washington team, Shaub wrote a despondent e-mail to one transition official.
Borrowing abroad is an emotional issue for Russians, associated with the country's economic turmoil in the immediate post-Soviet period that led to the 1998 crisis when Russia defaulted on $40 billion in domestic debt.
Our financial sector, which plunged a large swath of humanity into economic turmoil, is perhaps the epitome of all the negative traits associated with modern capitalism.
Russian ballet was further challenged by the turmoil that followed the Revolution; because ballet had been long associated with the aristocracy, its function as an art form was questioned by some revolutionaries.
