Sentence examples for turmoil gets from inspiring English sources

What's the secret It's all the more striking, since, as far as I can tell (and I've just glanced through the paper), this possible "turmoil" gets no further discussion in the text.

The turmoil got markedly worse in recent weeks when the Ahmar family, the tribal rivals who helped bankroll the demonstrations, engaged in street battles with government forces — turning parts of Sana into virtual war zones.

Few banks are pan-European and after the financial turmoil getting access to customer data and bank accounts is understandably difficult.

During political turmoil, details get lost.

THIS was supposed to be the moment when Afghanistan would put an end to nearly eight months of political turmoil and get on with beating the Taliban.

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.

All this turmoil has got nothing to do with the decision to have an abortion: it's to do with the fact that they live in a country where they can't get one.

"You could send him to a country in turmoil and get great copy," recalled his former boss, Alvin Shuster, foreign editor of The Times from 1983 to 1995.

In 2014 then-owner Donald Sterling's racist comments plunged the team into turmoil and got him banned from the NBA for life; in the playoffs, the Clippers failed to protect a 13-point lead over Oklahoma City with three and a half minutes to go in Game 5 of their six-game, second-round loss.

The 2008 experience with TARP -- where the market and economic dislocations that followed the initial congressional vote rejection quickly forced politicians to cooperate -- suggests that there is nothing like visible turmoil to get our bickering political parties to come together properly in the national interest.

During periods of turmoil, the process gets murkier.