Sentence examples for turmoil that hit from inspiring English sources
In 1993, Firestone lost his business partner, Terry Duncan, in the political turmoil that hit the country that year.
Canada's real estate and mortgage markets largely escaped the turmoil that hit the United States in 2008, making expansion in Canada attractive for Lowe's and other American retailers.
And their tactic seems to have worked, as the few protests that did take place in Saudi petered out into nothing, helping it avoid the turmoil that hit other countries in the region.
KATHMANDU, Nepal, 19 April 2006 – Despite the escalating political turmoil that has hit Nepal in recent weeks, a national distribution of vitamin A capsules and de-worming tablets started today.
The Berenberg economists cut their predictions for eurozone GDP from 1.6%to1.3%3%, citing market turmoil that was hitting sentiment.
In mid-August 2007, the United Kingdom became embroiled in the global financial turmoil that had already hit the US, Germany and France in the early summer of 2007.
Asset-management firm BlackRock has been hit hard by the market turmoil that is currently plaguing the global economy.
The United States is not racked with the turmoil that is shaking the Arab world, or the tragic devastation that has hit Japan.
She says it lost its way in the management turmoil that followed the death of its founder Dave Thomas nearly six years ago, and it has struggled to produce innovative marketing and new hit products.
With Europe in turmoil and this country, to Geisel's way of thinking, misguidedly complacent, he could not stick to the writing of children's books, and instead began drawing cartoons that hit out at American isolationists.
