Sentence examples for will be turbulent from inspiring English sources

You can't help rooting for these two to find wedded bliss, though you recognize that the way there will be turbulent.

"There is no investment, no private sector, the reforms are going to be half-baked and the privatisation process will be turbulent," he says.

Securities experts said the order was wise and signaled the fears of regulators that trading will be turbulent when the exchanges open after being closed for the last four days.

In the event of a hung parliament, the Lib-Lab deal some of us see as a no-brainer might mean a Cameron government lasting mere months – and even if the Tories manage a majority, the ride will be turbulent.

However, we expect that the flow in such tunnels will be turbulent.

Reynold's number is a calculation of the above variables used to determine whether flow will be turbulent or laminar.

Since, Rm = RePm, this means that in order to reach the critical Rm for the spherical Couette system, experiments will have to have very large Re and will thus be turbulent.

Using liquid sodium, with the resulting small Pm, however, means that the actual experiment will be highly turbulent, with Re ∼107 and turbulent fluctuations up to ∼20%% of the mean (Spence et al. 2006).

Likely, any full description will be messy, turbulent.

It will be a turbulent year for Chinese finance.

It seems likely that it will be a turbulent few years for Cameron.