Sentence examples for turmoil spreading from inspiring English sources

Jordan and Israel, wary of turmoil spreading into their countries, have sought to prevent their borders from becoming conduits for weapons and fighters, as has happened with Turkey, Lebanon and Iraq.

No serious disruptions have occurred, but the markets have reacted anyway, perhaps factoring in the possible risk of blockages or, far worse, of turmoil spreading to a crucial producer like Saudi Arabia.

The International Organisation for Migration said there was "growing evidence" of turmoil spreading across Nigeria's frontiers into neighbouring Cameroon, Niger and Chad, in addition to those internally displaced by the fighting.

German finance minister Wolfgang Schauble said that Italy's inconclusive weekend election had raised the risk of market turmoil spreading to other euro countries and urged Italian politicians to form a stable government quickly.

To conjure that fate and prevent further turmoil spreading throughout the region, the United States and allies would do well to work with — rather than against — Russia to prod all Syrian parties to the negotiating table and have them eschew escalating violence.

As so often during the annual meetings in Davos, an outside crisis forced its way on to the agenda, the turmoil spreading through North Africa, from Tunisia to Egypt.

World supplies could be at a tipping point if turmoil spreads to more oil producers.

Now the abandoned site is a stark symbol of the collapse of Britain's building boom and how credit market turmoil spread across the Atlantic Ocean from the United States.

But over the last year, as turmoil spread through the credit markets, some of the derivatives have blown up, leaving local governments stuck with unexpected costs.

Mr. Soros, one of the world's most successful speculators and richest men, leapt out of retirement last summer as the market turmoil spread — and he won big.

As OPEC ministers prepare to meet Wednesday for the first time since political turmoil spread across North Africa and the Middle East, there are signs that Saudi Arabia and other oil producers are beginning to raise production modestly to help meet global demand.