turbulent times

If so, the town must have known turbulent times in the past.

But that decision was taken in less turbulent times four years ago.

Not at having to rear a child during turbulent times, but because she hadn't been young herself back then.

It is important, particularly during these turbulent times, for us to be careful with our common resources.

Despite the turbulent times in Germany, the business continued to grow.

"These networks have gone through some turbulent times," he said.

"He was probably the right kind of leader for the very turbulent times.

"We are about to enter very turbulent times," he wrote.

Pakistan is facing turbulent times and we must stand with it.

I remain concerned in these turbulent times, but thank you for your patience.

Following Lan's death in 2005, the company went through turbulent times.

Yes, he lived through turbulent times, but does that mean we have to consider his art a manifestation of them?

They even afforded a certain stability during some rather turbulent times.

He told me we were living in turbulent times, but the end would bring me out all right.

This prevented a stable government, the thing most required in turbulent times.

The firm, however, hit turbulent times as technology saw a tremendous downturn.

He was in charge through interesting but turbulent times, beginning with the stock market and property crash of 1973-74.

Brown was raised during turbulent times in the United States.

"It left at such turbulent times that there was no process in place to keep track.

And he said that Yahoo regarded the turbulent times as an opportunity.

This is not surprising, given its traditional role as a safe haven in turbulent times.

"During these turbulent times, it is more important for investors to be well diversified," he said.

He was the perfect mayor for those turbulent times.

Three presidents came and went in those turbulent times.

Surely sadly missed in these turbulent times, a great lady.