Sentence examples for turmoil in terms of from inspiring English sources
We've had huge trauma and turmoil in terms of injuries and illness but we have just got on with it and tried to remain grounded.
In his interview with Friedman, he described the turmoil in the Middle East in terms of history and economics rather than religion.
One of more decades ago, biological explanations of adolescent turmoil were mainly phrased in terms of "raging hormones" [ 4].
Russian strategists view the turmoil in the Middle East almost exclusively in terms of a conflict between Iran, on the one hand, and Saudi Arabia and the U.S. on the other.
Miss Stansfield's lyrics describe romance in terms of uncertainty, turmoil and loss; "All Around the World," about the aftermath of a bitter breakup, is full of mournful ambivalence.
Hardin's murderous career must be understood in terms of the turmoil of Texas politics and life during the Reconstruction era, which climaxed during the turbulent administration of Gov. E. J. Davis (1870-74).
Ousted leader Thaksin Shinawatra recently said the past two years of political turmoil had been highly damaging, particularly in terms of eroding Thailand's international image, which he said would take a great deal of time to restore.
The paper also examines how the recent financial turmoil compares to four previous economic crises in terms of impact on emissions.
After factoring out the turmoil, Mr. Tazi said, the effect of the slowing global economy is evident in terms of declining asset quality.
