Sentence examples for turmoil expected from inspiring English sources
The rating agency Fitch recently downgraded Iceland's credit rating to below investment grade, and Moody's and Standard & Poor's both warned that the political and financial turmoil expected to follow if the deal was rejected might make them follow suit.
British politicians and others have worried about the turmoil expected in commerce and other areas if Britain were to leave the bloc without a plan in place.
This year the event, across venues in the city – from Berghain to the Kraftwerk building – features artists from the sincere German techno producer Recondite to Peruvian electronic-pysch band Dengue Dengue Dengue - is on the theme of Turmoil – expect artistic responses to a growing sense of global instability.
Palm said it had yet to see any impact from wider economic turmoil but expected no bump in sales for the year-end holiday season, as the company has evolved from a retail-based seller of hand-held devices to a distribution model that depends on carriers to sell its phones.
This weekend the snow stopped, but more weather turmoil is expected with rain ahead and warming temperatures.
Thomas Jordan, the Swiss central bank chief who sparked the turmoil, can expect a lively reception.
That raises the question of whether New York, which is often a way station or destination for people escaping political and economic turmoil, should expect a flood of immigrants from Argentina.
David Goldin, owner of AmeriMerchant, a New York financial services company whose successful legal battle with a rival was detailed here in August 2007, says that while his firm has been caught up in the economic turmoil, he expects it to emerge stronger than ever.
Despite the local turmoil, Lim expects sales to grow 22% this year, to $45 million.
Even amid all the turmoil, ValueLine expects the Bells to earn $21 billion in 2001.
But financial markets rose last week after hints that central banks around the world were preparing to head off the expected turmoil by pumping cash into banks.
