Sentence examples for widespread turbulence from inspiring English sources
So far the election period has been relatively peaceful, with a few bursts of violence but no widespread turbulence.
Like other schools, they had been expecting a dip because of recently introduced government reforms to exams and assessment that caused widespread turbulence in the national results, but this exceeded their worst fears.
In addition, the widespread belief that turbulence enhances less volatile fuels more than their high volatility counterparts also depends on the ambient pressure and initial droplet size.
Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) methods including 2-equation turbulence modeling is the most widespread approach to tackle, with reasonable accuracy and best practices, even highly complex 3D take-off and landing configurations.
Four principal classes are recognized when clouds are classified according to the kind of air motions that produce them: (1) layer clouds formed by the widespread regular ascent of air, (2) layer clouds formed by widespread irregular stirring or turbulence, (3) cumuliform clouds formed by penetrative convection, and (4) orographic clouds formed by the ascent of air over hills and mountains.
A 2013 Politico profile of the NYT called "Turbulence at the Times" used anonymous sources to paint Abramson as "a source of widespread frustration" for being "difficult to work with," while her replacement, Dean Baquet, came out unscathed, despite admitting to slamming his hand against a wall in anger during an argument with Abramson.
The widespread misclassification of jobs has created a deep and systemic problem at the VA that will require massive job and pay turbulence to resolve -- and will surely set off angry protests within the ranks.
Atmospheric and terrestrial turbulence.
"That will create turbulence".
There is turbulence ahead.
