Sentence examples for turmoil raised from inspiring English sources

"The turmoil raised an especially wrenching question," Freedman says.

Australia, whose economy has rebounded rapidly this year after the global financial turmoil, raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point on Tuesday.

The turmoil raised fears not only that Turkey's ambitious economic overhaul would fail but also that investors would lose faith in the prospects of other major emerging economies.

The vote plunged the country into political and economic uncertainty, and the turmoil raised questions about whether Romania could retain a financial aid package from the International Monetary Fund and others worth five billion euros, or $6.2 billion.

A fire sale of artwork that once belonged to Lehman Brothers, the investment services company whose bankruptcy in September 2008 augured months of worldwide economic turmoil, raised $1.35 million at an auction on Sunday, which is, at least, a start toward the billions in debt that the company left behind.

And this latest financial turmoil raises a broader question: Why have we been having so many bubbles?

The ruling threw the nine existing schools into some turmoil, raising questions about whether the state would finance their operations through the end of the classes, about another three weeks.

Emmerson, who represented the Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, is also appealing against the ICC's decision in October that Libya could take the Senussi case, arguing that the country's turmoil raises doubts about its ability to hold a fair trial.

The turmoil raises new doubts about when — or even whether — Britain will start the formal process for withdrawing from the European Union.

The turmoil has raised fears that the country, with a population of 46 million, could split apart.

The Fed's announcement brought calm on a day of market turmoil that raised painful memories for some of 2008, when the financial crisis froze capital markets and precipitated a similar rush for safety.