Sentence examples for turmoil made from inspiring English sources

Political turmoil made investors nervous and the market fell by 5.7%.

Maduro, who has overseen deepening economic and political turmoil, made light of his relatively inexperienced challenger.

Mr. Sandoval also asked that the mosh pit stay friendly and safe, and his lyrics, which described emotional turmoil made bearable by religious fervor, were also ultimately comforting.

Two-thirds of American students borrow money to pay for their college education, and last fall's market turmoil made their prospects uncertain.

DealBook » Deutsche Bank Earnings Plunge as Euro Crisis Lingers  |  Germany's largest lender said the turmoil made clients reluctant to trade in financial markets, resulting in a 46 percent decline in net income.

Mr. Paz Estenssoro was re-elected for a fourth time, in 1985, at age 77, when Bolivians turned to him at a time of economic and political turmoil made notable by an annual inflation rate of more than 25,000percentt.

The turmoil makes valuation tricky.

This turmoil makes the job of implementing Obamacare even harder, if that were possible.

This turmoil makes clear why Delta and Northwest management want a seniority deal before they announce a merger.

Mr. Rohr said lending profit margins were improving amid the turmoil, making it a better business.

Most LDP leaders agree that the economic turmoil makes early polls inadvisable, and one is not due until next September.