Sentence examples for turmoil in which from inspiring English sources

Now, Mr. Marsh — and his 12th floor headquarters — have become embroiled in legal turmoil in which he is accused of behavior far beyond his well-known eccentricities.

The timing is propitious, given the parallels between current conditions and the economic and cultural turmoil in which postmodernism emerged at the turn of the 1970s.

"But the financial community prefers a president it knows than a month of potential political turmoil in which anything could happen".

First published more than 40 years ago, it stands as an unheeded prophecy of the financial turmoil in which the world now finds itself.

So perhaps the bigger picture is not whether Dharun Ravi's homophobia and heinous tweets were the singular cause of Clementi's taking of his life, or even a final undulation in the ocean of turmoil in which he was clearly drowning.

Its self-titled fourth album, just released on Fueled by Ramen, follows two years of turmoil in which the brothers Josh and Zac Farro, the nine-year-old band's founding guitarist and drummer, quit.

Snyder again portrayed Apple as an entrant into a market in turmoil, one in which publishers were already taking aim at Amazon, the dominant player, whose $9.99 prices were irking the industry.

And then there was turmoil in Asia, which had accounted for the lion's share of recent and projected growth.

Making things worse, of course, has been the economic turmoil in Argentina and Brazil, which led to sharp currency devaluations.

But the violence and political turmoil in 2006, which included an assassination attempt on the president, led to a new peacekeeping presence.

Eventually, the suppression of the Armenian revolt (1894) and the turmoil in Crete, which led to the Greco-Turkish War of 1897, once more resulted in European intervention.