Sentences with phrase «into turmoil in»

His proposals still face a battle in Albany, which has been thrown into turmoil in recent months by the arrest on corruption - related charges of Sheldon Silver, a Democratic assemblyman and former speaker, and Dean G. Skelos, the Republican majority leader in the Senate.

The early frontrunner, state Speaker Chris Donovan, was coasting to the nomination until his campaign went into turmoil in June when two staffers were indicted for alleged campaign finance violations.

And it means distilleries need to have long - term plans for investments and financing — all of which could be thrown into turmoil in a single day, Sept. 18, when Scotland votes on whether to leave Britain.

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And the downside is the potential that the Fed will exacerbate turmoil in the global economy and potentially create a positive feedback loop where the foreign weakness actually bleeds into the US economy.

But they can pop up in any derivatives market and during this week's turmoil, volatility futures have, unusually and perhaps alarmingly, slipped from contango into backwardation.

However, I do believe that time spent reflecting, bringing awareness and healing to those challenging moments in our life, especially in the presence of a skilled guide, can speed up the process by which we can alchemize the life turmoil we've experienced into superpowers in our leadership and business.

But the irregular employment of the sole breadwinner in the household threw the family's fragile finances into frequent turmoil.

Just prior to the attempt to remake Netflix into a streaming - video distributor, there was turmoil in the company's executive offices.

The Doosan Group, a South Korean conglomerate, was thrown into turmoil when the clan that runs it replaced one brother with another in the chief executive role.

Historically, other than in times of extreme market turmoil, when the stock market sells off with force, the funds flow into the Treasury bond market.

People are piling into bitcoin in developing and frontier markets, where the virtual currency is often viewed as a haven from political and economic turmoil.

European sovereign debt markets were in turmoil as investors priced into the markets their fear that the Euro currency experiment could end in failure.

Five years after skyrocketing fuel prices and turmoil in financial markets knocked auto makers into a tailspin, the U.S. market has recovered to its former size and character.

Many investors are prone to knee - jerk reactions in times of market turmoil, Spada said, moving into fixed income when the going gets rough, or halting contributions altogether, which can hurt their future account balance more than any investment strategy they select.

Stepping into the political turmoil of Israel after being steeped in the United States presidential campaign is akin to moving into an advanced seminar on theological ethics from a third - grade church school classroom.

There followed a period of uncertainty, which in the UK — and especially in Scotland — descended into real spiritual turmoil when the indiscretions of Cardinal O'Brien came to public attention.

During the social and political turmoil of the centuries following Alexander's death — in which his empire was dismembered, the «members» seemed continuously to war with one another, and then were largely absorbed into Rome's growing empire — the practice of paideia continued to be the dominant force shaping the educated classes.

The revolutionary turmoil of 1910 - 1930 has been well integrated into the national memorabilia and, perhaps, is second only to the Bolshevik Revolution in representing a striking example of the impact of an historical occurrence.43

Theists quite properly see the hand of God at work in major evolutionary changes such as the origin of life, but also in such everyday occurrences as the development of a fertilized egg into a cocker pup, and too in the social turmoil — including very real moral and physical evil — that accompanies economic, technological, and intellectual change.

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When Henry VIII broke the English church away from Rome in the 1530s, the country was thrown into turmoil over religious ideology until Elizabeth I acceded the thrown in 1558.

Therefore the religious person needs to be disciplined and equipped in body and mind for the task, with more calmness and mastery in the midst of peril and turmoil, more sensitivity and deeper insight into the bonds of interdependence that hold people together in rich community, a more passionate and richly integrated life purpose which can transmute the common things of daily experience.

It's in this twin turmoil of Algeria and his personal life that The Fall grew, rapidly and unexpectedly, from a brief story intended for the collection Exile and the Kingdom, into a novel, the last and most personal published in his lifetime.

The world has been in religion - cultural turmoil during the last two centuries, as the Western civilization has encroached into, penetrated, destroyed and dominated non-Western religions, cultures and civilizations on a global scale.

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Coddington concludes, «I can foresee the value of looking into the players» family problems at the start of football season, and for those families in real turmoil recommending counseling... and perhaps in some instances suggesting that a few boys not play.»

Sissoko — Newcastle cud be in turmoil after Pardews departure and certainly wont get into Europe this season.

Flight into driven activity and involvement with others or retreat from others in order to manage inner turmoil

Common mistakes committed by new parents often include them giving in too much into parenthood that they miss what they hand, in turn leading to frustration and emotional turmoil.

He is expected to meet within minutes at the Radisson here in Rochester with Rep. Bob Turner, whose very late decision to enter this race and not to seek re-election to the House in a redrawn and uphill - climb district has thrown the Republicans into turmoil.

More than a year into his administration, Trump is presiding over a staff in turmoil, one with a 34 percent turnover rate, higher than any White House in decades.

Since 2010, when the Liberal Democrat leadership decided to enter into coalition with the Conservatives, the party has been in a state of internal turmoil.

Panic bells were clamouring in Downing Street tonight and Conservative Campaign Headquarters was thrown into turmoil at claims that glamour - denuded, «post-political» and IPSA - impoverished backbencher J.Alfred Prufrock is poised to issue a historic challenge today to David Cameron for the Tory leadership.

I could not help remembering how economic turmoil had conspired with Nazi nationalism and militarism — all intensified by Germany's defeat in World War I — to send the world reeling into catastrophe... It is not entirely mistaken to contemplate our post-election state with fear and trembling.

Updated 3:26 p.m. The criminal assault trial of Kevin S. Parker, a state senator from central Brooklyn, was thrown into turmoil on Thursday, as a judge granted the Brooklyn district attorney's office's request to have two special prosecutors appointed — one who would take over the case, and another who would investigate possible improprieties by an assistant district attorney not directly involved in the proceeding.

The collapse or forced bail - outs of a series of large, financial institutions in 2008 threw both markets and governments into turmoil.

Theresa May used her first PMQs to tear into the Labour leader for the turmoil in his party, and ridiculed him as an «unscrupulous boss».

Amid a bitter war of words between the Trump administration and the Fourth Estate, plans for the 2017 White House Correspondents» Association Dinner in April have been thrown into turmoil.

An attack outside Parliament plunged London into turmoil, leaving at least four people dead and 20 injured, and prompting the hasty evacuation of the prime minister in a confusing swirl of violence that traumatized the seat of British power.

Jeremy Corbyn has set up an independent inquiry into antisemitism within Labour as he battles to assert control over a party in turmoil on the eve of crucial local elections.

Labour appears to have been thrown into turmoil by the announcement, which mixed policies they campaigned on at the election with a more radical attempt to reduce the number of MPs in the Commons, equalise constituency sizes, get rules on «no confidence» motions on the statute book and introduce an ability for parliament to dissolve parliament.

Last week Steve Richards in the Independent said that if the Tories were to do this, it would send Labour into turmoil.

When Vioxx was pulled from the market for safety reasons in the fall of 2004, it threw a world of clinical trials into turmoil.

Germany's emotionally charged abortion debate was thrown into deeper turmoil last week when MPs discussed whether it was appropriate for them to invite the drugs company Hoechst to market the «abortion pill» RU486 in Germany.

The Paris deal marked a rare moment of geopolitical consensus in a year that has seen the world order thrown into turmoil.

Many individuals and couples have come to Fran Greene in turmoil and come away with concrete solutions to put into action.

When Gerry learns that the catalyst for the turmoil is a highly contagious virus that transforms those who contract it into rampaging maniacs, and that legions of the infected are growing on all continents, he agrees to join his former colleagues in discovering the source of the rampant plague so that his wife and two daughters will be guaranteed safety aboard a UN fleet in the Atlantic Ocean.

Still, it's all so overwrought and difficult to settle into, as nearly every single character is given their own monologue about spiritual turmoil, right down to Ortiz's insurance man coming off like this angelic agent because each story he hears is «different» and thus life - altering in some way.

Official Premise: Sophie, a quiet girl working in a hat shop, finds her life thrown into turmoil when she is literally swept off her feet by a handsome but mysterious wizard named Howl.