Sentence examples for underlying turmoil from inspiring English sources

"Secret Son" gives us an insider's view of the underlying turmoil of Morocco, access we probably wouldn't have if she had written in another language.

But in this case there's an underlying turmoil, whether it's people looking at the moral imperative, people looking at the financial imperative, and people frankly looking at what's happening to our country in terms of health outcomes.

No matter how tightly he encroaches on Keane, pushing into his face and his space, and no matter how empathetic Mr. Lewis's performance, Mr. Kerrigan never does break the skin of the character to show us all the underlying turmoil, much less its roots.

In this case, she discusses her piece on the potential benefits and perils of "youth bulges" like those underlying the turmoil in many Arab countries this year.

In this guest post Bessma Momani of The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) discusses the economics underlying the recent turmoil in Egypt.

But both military officials and lawyers for the detainees agree about the underlying cause of the turmoil: a growing sense among many prisoners, some of whom have been held without trial for more than 11 years, that they will never go home.

Ian Harnett of Absolute Strategy Research spies a buying opportunity in the turmoil, because the underlying economic situation is improving and the monetary authorities may provide further support, such as asset purchases by the ECB.

He sees the underlying cause of the current market turmoil as the persistent fall in risk premiums over the past five years.

Each new fact in the case, and each subsequent night of turmoil, seemed to exacerbate the underlying antipathy between cops and communities in parts of Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Harlem, where the majority of the city's minorities reside.

Like a scientist, Fejos had an analytical temperament, but the grandeur of the movie isn't in its social science alone but in its fusion with the turmoil of inner life, which the underlying politics turn universal.

It is going to get worse considering that the turmoil in Asia and Africa, which is the underlying cause of the migrations, continues unabated.