Sentence examples for widespread turmoil from inspiring English sources

Not since the Oslo peace efforts began in 1993 has the region seen such widespread turmoil.

In which case, the banks in Cyprus will go bust, risking widespread turmoil.

Widespread turmoil throughout the markets took a hard toll on BlackRock, the big money management company that has been hired to work on government aid programs.

At the very least, his accession on the heels of the widespread turmoil means he will not be seen as a puppet the way Hailemariam was.

Twelve suspects accused of torturing to death three anti-government protesters during the widespread turmoil after the June presidential election went on trial on Tuesday, the official news agency IRNA reported.

But the moves come in the face of widespread turmoil at the nation's department stores, including Macy's, which have struggled to recover from the recession as quickly as the rest of the retail industry.

At the same time, stock indexes across the Middle East have been hit with losses in recent weeks, reflecting investor unease as widespread political turmoil unsettles the region.

What role the national elections played is unclear, though; the widespread economic turmoil has slowed demand in the United States and around the world.

TOKYO — A political showdown is blocking Japan from selecting the next leader of its central bank, increasing the chances that the post could remain vacant at a time of widespread financial turmoil.

That it was completed in the face of widespread market turmoil and uncertainty appears to be a vote of confidence in the eventual return of liquidity to real estate capital markets, and in the present and long-term value of high-quality apartment assets in top U.S. regional markets, where Archstone has most of its properties.

The timeliness of the exhibition seems almost magical in light of the sea of alternative facts and widespread political turmoil.