Sentence examples for wider turmoil from inspiring English sources

But he has been making overtures to the west following Russia's seizure of Crimea and the crumbling of Belarus's economy amid wider turmoil in eastern Europe.

When imposed in other countries, such controls have prompted queues outside bank branches as people try to remove as much cash as possible, and wider turmoil in financial markets as foreign investors realise they cannot pull their money out.

Analysts here are warning that there could be violence if Palestinian expectations are inflated, then dashed when nothing much changes, especially given the wider turmoil in the region and the phenomenon of networking by Arab youth activists on Facebook and Twitter.

A state of emergency is in force amid wider turmoil following a crackdown on Islamists in which hundreds have died.

The London risk consultancy firm Maplecroft warned: "the impact [of violence] this time is likely to be far worse [than in the past], given wider turmoil in the country and the proliferation of weapons".

A reader's e-mailed question cuts through the daily dramas of the financial soap opera that has kept European investors glued to their screens for the past 19 months, threatening to wreak wider global turmoil.

She says investors are still most concerned about wider market turmoil: The exit poll suggests that it will be a hung parliament with no party having a strong mandate.

Local government officials hailed the Low Carbon initiative as potentially creating 10,000 jobs over five years – a huge morale boost to an area hit by the rapid decline of its manufacturing industry and wider economic turmoil.

A surprising number of world leaders and foreign policy experts have effectively acquiesced in the continued brutality of Egypt's generals, arguing that support for the military is the only way to restore stability in the Arab world's most populous state and limit wider regional turmoil.

Palm said it had yet to see any impact from wider economic turmoil but expected no bump in sales for the year-end holiday season, as the company has evolved from a retail-based seller of hand-held devices to a distribution model that depends on carriers to sell its phones.

The book's over-extension is rather its point; it is about connections, in the non-paranoid sense, an attempt to write country-wide the "turmoil, aggression, commotion" that he first encountered and loved as a child in the streets of New York.