Sentence examples for turmoil sparked from inspiring English sources

The dramatic news closes one chapter in the global turmoil sparked by the September 11 attacks on America that killed 3,000 people in 2001.

Amid the turmoil sparked by the ill-treatment of soldiers, Tuareg separatists in the country's north pushed into the strategic garrison town of Kidal on Friday, according to the junta.

British companies are lining up to reassure staff and shareholders following the market turmoil sparked by the UK's vote to leave the European Union, although Sir Richard Branson is warning that "thousands of jobs" have been put at risk.

The $600 billion figure represents a worst-case scenario for losses linked to the financial turmoil sparked by the meltdown in the U.S. subprime mortgage market, Der Spiegel magazine said in a story released in advance of publication on Monday.

It started at a City lunch, when Jacob de Tusch-Lec, an equity strategist at Merrill Lynch, produced a great chart showing the different reactions of certain European corporate bonds and shares in the market turmoil sparked by concerns over the creditworthiness of Ford and General Motors.

Republicans are eager to find a legislative end to the turmoil sparked by the new "zero tolerance" policy at the border — although Trump in recent days has hinted that only a broader bill that included the border wall and other enforcement measures would pass muster.

The recent turmoil was sparked by a letter he wrote to the president, which was leaked to the press in December.

The turmoil was sparked by an intense bout of fighting with militants in the Gaza Strip last week and capped by an ultimatum from Education Minister Naftali Bennett.

With the euro severely hit by fears of a sovereign default, Greece's financial turmoil had sparked deepening concerns of monetary meltdown in the heart of Europe even as EU and IMF officials were in Athens finessing the fiscal package.

It is this inner turmoil that sparked the initial look and feel of the film.

The most recent turmoil was sparked by the party's proposal of an amnesty bill that would have allowed Thaksin to return to Thailand from self-imposed exile in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, without facing charges.