Sentence examples for turmoil set from inspiring English sources
"There wasn't time to establish a loyal following before turmoil set in".
But the global financial turmoil — set off by problems with subprime mortgages — has prompted a backlash in some quarters against such financial engineering.
Market turmoil, set off by global anxiety about the sovereign debt of Greece and several other European nations, has crimped trading activity for banks around the globe this year.
He said forces like the turmoil set off by the Palestinian uprising and disillusionment with once popular movements like socialism had led many ordinary Israelis to latch on to a folk mysticism and New Age spirituality.
Even since the turmoil set off by Mr. Brahmi's assassination, a majority of Tunisians have chosen not to join the protests, he said, since they know that to dismiss the government and the elected National Constituent Assembly is a recipe for chaos.
The central bank has kept interest rates unchanged for nearly a year now, after a succession of rate increases in late 2009 and 2010, as the country's economy recovered from the global turmoil set off by the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
As Nashville grows, its inner turmoil is set to continue.
The deal may bring some stability to Yahoo after months of turmoil were set off by Microsoft's takeover offer and its eventual collapse.
A statement by the Arab League on Tuesday adds to the uncertainty, underscoring the complexity of the regional landscape, where years of turmoil have set off fierce sectarian fighting and a tidal wave of refugees and left many fearful that a United States strike would further inflame tensions.
The reaction of investors and financiers will determine whether a semblance of confidence has been restored on Wall Street or whether the financial turmoil is set to continue unabated.For background, see article JAPAN'S new prime minister, Taro Aso, could call a snap general election for November at some point in the coming week.
The emancipated atmosphere of the story allows the five main roles – Figaro, Susanna, the Count and Countess, and Cherubino – to be fully-rounded characters, flesh and blood creations whose real emotional turmoil is set into relief by the cast of more-or-less stock opera buffo characters who surround them, the pompous Bartolo, the preening Basilio, the wronged spinster Marcellina.
