Sentence examples for until the turmoil from inspiring English sources

Until the turmoil, a quarter-point rise in late August had looked assured.

Others, like Mr. Cleland of the Precursor Group, see little reason for any takeovers at all until the turmoil throughout the telecommunications industry subsides.

He unstintingly gave money before the needy recipient had to ask; sneaked away during restaurant meals to pay the check; and when a sibling sought advice, he checked in daily until the turmoil passed, said one sister, Kristine DiLullo.

When A.I.G. went into a free fall in 2008, the Fed extended the two loans to buy up the troubled securities and put them into two special-purpose vehicles, Maiden Lane II and Maiden Lane III, for holding until the turmoil subsided.

Because too much uncertainty remains in the market, we have been advising our clients to hunker down with a defensive posture until the turmoil in the credit markets abates.

Believing that Russia "had no use for music at the moment", Prokofiev decided to try his fortunes in America until the turmoil in his homeland had passed.

The company, a private equity firm, said on Monday that it was delaying the purchase of a publicly listed affiliate until next year, amid the turmoil troubling the markets.

Our amendment, tabled by three colleagues – Lords Hart (Labour), Rennard (Lib-Dem) and Kerr (Crossbench), and carried by 300 to 231 votes, has the effect of delaying the changes until 2018, because the turmoil caused by the changes in electoral registration systems would make it impossible to secure constituencies of roughly equal voter numbers by 2015.

In his "Lives," Vasari tells the story that during the sack of Rome in 1527, Girolamo Francesco Maria Mazzola, the painter known as Parmigianino, being preoccupied as usual with his work, didn't notice the turmoil until the Germans were already in his house.

Last week the Co-op Group delayed its results until 17 April, following the turmoil caused by the departure of its boss, Euan Sutherland, who branded the organisation ungovernable after his £6.6m two-year pay deal was leaked – including a £1.5m-a-year "retention payment".

Until the worst turmoil on Wall Street ends, the economy will struggle, said Sung Won Sohn, an economist at California State University, Channel Islands, who studies financial markets.