Sentence examples for while turmoil from inspiring English sources

And it will stay that way all the while turmoil exists in euroland and Washington procrastinates over planned tax rises and spending cuts due in January that could plunge the US into recession.

While turmoil has burbled through the Italian festival, Spoleto U.S.A. has sailed along under the direction of Nigel Redden, who also runs the Lincoln Center Festival in New York.

It was taken as an indication of Tehran's self-confidence in recent weeks that, while turmoil in Tunisia inspired several regional governments to lower food and other prices, Iran proceeded with a broad array of measures to cut subsidies on fuel and essential goods.

While turmoil in the financial sector has caused worries about the health of pending merger and acquisition deals, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan says there has been no change in process regarding its 34.8 billion Canadian dollar ($35 billion) takeover of the Canadian telecom BCE.

Embarrassing leaks, clashes with the chancellor, and stiff upper lips all round in Threadneedle Street while turmoil raged outside: it sounds like the credit crisis of 2007-09, but a huge cache of documents released by the Bank of England on Wednesday showed that some things had barely changed since the 1920s.

"Every now and then while turmoil surrounds our company, employees support the company and management.

Obama administration officials worry that even if Pakistan's government survives the upheaval — which they believe it might, for a while — the turmoil could kill any chance for political and economic reforms.

The promise of constitutional reform has been widely welcomed by Moroccans and may, for a while, avert the turmoil that has engulfed much of the region.

Though these firms are driving a much-needed consolidation of the leftovers of Soviet industry, they are—according to the World Bank no more efficiently run than other businesses, and their market power and ability to wring favours from regional governments is a threat to smaller firms.Oil prices may stay high for a while if the turmoil in the Middle East continues.

Throughout the next six years, each of them is forced to undergo a unique and heroic journey, while the turmoil in their country erupts into a full fledged civil war.

While the turmoil has not yet hit countries like Saudi Arabia, which has the most Ferrari buyers, Mr. di Montezemolo said the political upheaval could hurt sentiment.