Примеры turmoil

• A really good question speaks from common sense and, because it does, the results can be expected to produce vast social turmoil.

• Instead, it was a series of ad hoc measures implemented in a struggle to prevent chaos and to stop revolutionary turmoil.

• I reached this conclusion with substantial unease and turmoil.

• It was written in years of extraordinary economic expansion and revolutionary turmoil.

• The daughters, on the other hand, grew up during times of rapid change and turmoil but experienced relative abundance.

• Shortly before passage, turmoil over private benefits was intense and interest in state measures heightened.

• The dynamics of the party system may either inhibit or exacerbate turmoil and violence.

• Even the dream of it has brought to the country division, turmoil and tyranny.

• But prefects, like nonofficeholding students, were divided and played ambiguous roles in the turmoil.

• In the turmoil of the sixties and early seventies, however, such voices were by no means unchallenged.

• These hesitations and waverings do sometimes occur, and they made behaviorists uncomfortable because they suggested that animals might be in mental turmoil over difficult trials.

• The huge initial costs of the program and the turmoil of the late 1960s pushed any expansion of the program off the immediate political agenda.

• It took several years of economic turmoil before the uniform cost-of-living adjustment was finally abolished and its promoters admitted their mistake.

• Instead of high economic growth and national development, we have seen a series of economic crises, the collapse of states, and religious and ethnic turmoil.

• Reforms usually occur in a context of political turmoil and chaos, with interest groups being challenged and decisions being made at an accelerated pace.