Sentence examples for turmoil resulting from from inspiring English sources

He is being brought into the BBC as it struggles to recover from the turmoil resulting from the recent damage caused to the reputation of the broadcaster's journalism.

Economic turmoil resulting from a refusal to raise the debt ceiling is the desired outcome, ideally "catastrophic" and "calamitous" (as the Federal Reserve warned).

MARKET OVERVIEW The housing market, like the rest of the economy, is in turmoil, resulting from a crash followed by severe austerity measures.

Since last fall, as fears of recession have grown along with the financial turmoil resulting from falling home prices, the Fed has cut interest rates to encourage investment and spur economic activity.

Standard & Poor's downgraded Chesapeake's debt further into "junk" territory on Thursday, warning that "turmoil resulting from these developments could hamper Chesapeake's ability to meet the massive external funding requirements stemming from its currently weak operating cash flow and continuing aggressive capital spending".

This meant that, during the early interwar period, the League played little part in resolving the turmoil resulting from the war.

The turmoil resulted from a government decision to let market forces set the value, to avert a financial meltdown.

The new turmoil resulted from the decision by Turkey -- in hopes of averting a financial meltdown -- to let the value of its currency, the lira, be decided by market forces.

In recent quarters, both companies have had to deal with substantial turmoil resulting directly from how they did business over the years.

But serious bed-play intervened, and turmoil resulted.

Bonilla's deal, Gilbert said, was left unscathed in the turmoil that resulted from losses incurred to the team's owners when Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme collapsed in 2008.