Sentence examples for turmoil where from inspiring English sources

When the subprime bubble burst last year, the financial system was thrown into turmoil — where it remains.

Though Mr. Meng, who was born in Shanghai and lives in Madison with his father, Hua Meng, and mother, Hong Zhang, is fast becoming recognized as a prize-winning, world-traveling, Liszt-playing wunderkind, he is better known to his friends as a regular youngster racked by the usual junior-year turmoil: Where will he go to college?

John Dunford, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "The constantly increasing target for the number of academies is not helpful and will create turmoil where consistent, steady improvement is the proper aim of school leaders and governors".

It has become worse with the worsening economic turmoil where everything needs money.

It was a period of economic turmoil and social upheaval, where a questioning of the established order was reflected in a cultural scene which decreed that anything could, and should, be used to make art.

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In large part the reticence reflects US sensitivities about Yemen, a country in violent turmoil and where US involvement has provided a propaganda coup for Muslim radicals.

In a country that has faced years of political turmoil, and where individual rights have been limited, I have experienced numerous incidents of discrimination based on my disability.

at SummerSlam, Edge and Christian competed in a Tag team turmoil match where they eliminated 3 Teams The New Brood (Matt and Jeff), Mideon and Viscera and Droz and Prince Albert before getting eliminated from the match by The Acolytes, at Unforgiven, Edge and Christian faced The New Age Outlaws for the WWF Tag Team Championship but failed to win the titles.

Pointing to the latest turmoil in Greece – where elections take place on Sunday – and China, where a sharp slowdown and a snap devaluation has sent shockwaves through financial markets, Haldane said: "In my view, these should not be seen as independent events, as lightning bolts from the blue.

"There remains a double standard in the US regarding Latin American countries," said Batz. "While attention in the US has been placed on the political turmoil in Venezuela, where the US is supporting a coup, countries such as Guatemala and Honduras, two of the largest migrant-sending countries where their presidents are repressing their citizens, are getting ignored".