Sentence examples for turmoil lies from inspiring English sources

But more turmoil lies ahead.

What seems certain is that more turmoil lies ahead.

The Nasdaq bubble has burst, but more turmoil lies ahead.

Thus seen, the main causes of the current economic turmoil lie firmly in the rich nations – especially in the finance-driven US and UK.

A period of political turmoil could lie ahead.

The roots of the management turmoil at Sprint lie in a decision by directors six years ago to turbocharge the pay of William T. Esrey, its chief executive, with huge grants of stock options, according to experts on executive compensation and corporate governance.

The Confucians held that the remedy to China's turmoil and chaos lay in wise and morally excellent rulers that moral excellence would ripple downwards from the top and create harmony and prosperity.

During periods of turmoil, I learned to lie low and report what I could, through a screen of warnings that some things — demonstrators' slogans, even executions that had been announced domestically — were too sensitive to be reported outside Iran.

This week, following that 21-9 loss to the Texans, my dad offered up free "inspiration," either because he too wants a shot at the spotlight or because he knew that beneath my unusually calm post-game demeanor lay roiling turmoil.

And many in the Republican Party began using mockery to question Mr. Gore's veracity even before the nation was put through the turmoil of President Clinton's lies about his relationship with a White House intern.

She went on to become a cinematic icon in Jean Luc Godard's seminal film Breathless four years later and killed herself at 40, following years of personal turmoil exacerbated by the infamous lies spread about her by the FBI.