Sentence examples for turmoil failed from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the general's emergency rule, while having helped plunge the country into turmoil, failed to counter the threat from extremists.

But the market turmoil failed to stem ANR's uptrend, with the shares rebounding from support at their 160-week moving average.

"But if this kind of social turmoil fails to come up," he added, "then you really have a strong case that there is not a problem, and records should be open".

Meanwhile, the Afghan government is also struggling with internal turmoil, and has failed to revive the economy or produce jobs for the young who leave the country in droves.

Egypt is in turmoil, after a failed election and the subsequent takeover (again) by military leaders.

The sport has been thrown into turmoil after Tyson Gay, Asafa Powell and Veronica Campbell-Brown all failed tests.

I may not have been so honorable either when I sent all those American troops into Iraq and Afghanistan, or when I deregulated Wall Street, causing economic turmoil, or when I failed to adequately bring relief to Hurricane Katrina's victims, but we're all going to forget about that once the paint dries — won't we?

He also noted that while the banking sector encountered multiple and large failures during the turmoil, only one money fund failed to return a $1 share price to investors.

Purchases were low during the summer, but increased sharply in the first two weeks of December, after a 67.5 billion-euro bailout for Ireland failed to contain turmoil on government bond markets.

After two years of political turmoil marked by strikes, a failed coup and another recall drive that collected more than 3 million signatures but was derailed by election rules, many Venezuelans believe that this outpouring of frustration will end with Mr. Chávez's ouster.

He wrote in his letter that Corbyn had failed to recognise the "turmoil after the referendum vote".