But Liverpool's recently appointed manager, Roy Hodgson, had his hands tied on what players he could recruit, and goalkeeper Pepe Reina, one of the stars still with the club, suggested last weekend that the turmoil had deeply affected the team.
Kenya descended into turmoil after a deeply troubled presidential election in December.
The White House said it would name a successor "soon," but it is unlikely that anyone will be confirmed to succeed Dr. Jaczko for many months, ensuring continued turmoil at the deeply divided agency.
And the private turmoil of the deeply religious, even those who believe in their own mythical status, is a difficult metric to gauge.
Reading David Gates is far from an uncomplicated experience; his writing is dark, bitter, hilarious, truthful and complex, full of emotional turmoil and damaged characters, deeply flawed people doing pretty unspeakable things to themselves and others, and yet the self-aware flickers of humour, the knowing nods to the frailty of human existence, make him utterly compulsive.
For him, The Trojan Women resonates deeply given the turmoil that has engulfed his country.
The decision added to the political turmoil in Brazil, a country deeply divided over its scandal-plagued leaders.
Ms. Millard digs deeply into the turmoil that got James A. Garfield elected, the lunacy that got him shot and the medical malfeasance that turned a minor wound into a mortal one.
During the political turmoil of 1848 50, Stifter was deeply involved in the debate over the role of education; in 1850 he moved from Vienna to Linz, becoming an inspector of schools.
The talk centered on how business leaders could regain public trust during a time when economic turmoil and corruption scandals have deeply fractured trust in leaders.
