“turmoil”造句，怎麼用turmoil造句

That would be remarkable, given the extent of the housing bust and credit turmoil.

Then, in turmoil and triumph, that promise exploded onto the world stage to make this the American Century.

Since the recession threw their budgets into turmoil, many states have decided to imprison fewer people, largely to save money.

To soothe the uninvited, a second and third were presented as ad-hoc responses to market turmoil.

Instead of risking the turmoil of "creative destruction", Keynesian economists, working hand in glove with big business and big government, claimed to be able to provide orderly prosperity.

Its banking system is also relatively insulated from turmoil in bond markets, with more than 90% of loans funded by retail deposits.

If you are to avoid catastrophe when confidence evaporates, as it has done in the recent turmoil, the only option is for the state to underpin the core financial institutions.

We have already covered many of the angles of the current US and increasingly global financial turmoil in this blog, from questioning the financial architecture to the impacts of the crisis in Asia.

The Episcopal church has seen the most turmoil.

You are seeing the Peace Dove gradually flying lower and lower to the turmoil until the turmoil exists no more.

As I said, this has been a year of concentrated turmoil.

Called to be the people of God, they have endured more turmoil and travail than any other people.

On the one hand, the credit crunch resulting from the worldwide financial turmoil of the past few months seems bound to brake the economy next year.

Sudan also has political turmoil and athletic stars, such as female sprinter Nawal El Jack, a bronze medalist in the 400-meter event at the 2006 World Junior Championships.

The market turmoil has spurred economists to revise their forecasts.

Being yourself eventually shifts us away from the inner emotional turmoil and towards feeling lighter, liberated and happy.

When the global financial turmoil began last year, Highland was one of the more feared big-game hunters in the credit markets.

The rumble of distant thunder seemed to echo my inner turmoil.

Now that the American people had given us another term, I was hoping that in the next four years we would be freer to do the publics business without the turmoil and strife of the first term.

Analysts had feared fresh turmoil when Fitch cut Spain's debt rating by one notch to AA-plus after European markets closed on Friday, hitting Wall Street.