Sentences with phrase «not tumultuous»

While I, Tonya doesn't always paint Harding in a positive light, it certainly does remind us that her legacy should be remembering her talent, not her tumultuous finish in the sport.

Town board meetings are not tumultuous, my door is open, and we talk about every issue.»

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«My expectation is that it could be tumultuous impact but I don't think it is something that will leave us with a higher unemployment rate,» said Goldman Sachs research internet analyst Heath Terry in the November report.

And so, Whitman took the corner office at a tumultuous time not only in the company's history but in the technology industry at large.

This means the basic relationship is between the GDS and the travel agent, and it's not one that the well - rewarded travel agents, especially in these tumultuous times, have any motivation to go changing.

The comments presumably did not sit well with Bannon and Priebus — neither of whom gave comment on the remarks to the New Yorker — and it's not clear what impact they'll have on an already - tumultuous White House.

Not only would you be looking for employment in one of the most tumultuous regions in the w...

The news comes after a tumultuous period at Nest, during which the cofounder and CEO, Tony Fadell, resigned amid criticism of his management style and a lack of new products.

Standing still or waiting to see how things turn out are not considered serious options in today's often tumultuous environment.

If I have learned anything from the first year of the tumultuous Trump presidency, it is this: While our pugnacious Commander in Chief doesn't seem interested in picking his battles, I have to pick mine.

But Fed officials weren't ready for the unprecedented steps, such as bailing out the giant insurer, American International Group Inc., that they soon would be taking in a tumultuous year that transformed the central bank from obscure guardian of interest rates to aggressive fighter of financial crises.

Gold had a tumultuous run in 2013 but don't expect any respite in the new year, said UBS, which anticipates double - digit percentage losses over the next 12 months.

It's been quite a tumultuous week in the markets, as we all know, but something seems amiss... on Thursday when the Bank of England's Mark Carney talked about raising rates faster than expected, the pound popped (as one would expect) but it did not take even a few hours for it to completely reverse trend as if nothing happened, and the USD was back to being strong again.

These three factors should give investors sufficient confidence that Walmart will not only continue to be a «survivor in the very tumultuous retail sector,» but will outperform the S&P 500 index, Graja said.

Well, not really but we had a tumultuous dating relationship that culminated in a broken engagement and two years of non-communication.

And at «Communion times,» when the parson is in a tumultuous frame of mind while preparing «not only to receive God, but to break and administer him,» Herbert advises that the parson «throw himself down at the throne of grace,» saying,

Applegate does not argue that Beecher, in the midst of such tumultuous times, was especially innovative as a preacher, politician or theologian.

They claimed that the gospels do not describe Jesus» appearance or personality or his setting within the sociopolitical and historical events of the tumultuous first century.

Although Ferdinand wasn't socially isolated or financially vulnerable, he still experienced the tumultuous range of emotions that grief brings.

We can not evaluate evolution simply by looking at its past history, one which is often quite tumultuous, violent, and confusing.

Only problem is it isn't compatible with the way of the World, which is pretty much to be old, chaotic, and ever increasingly tumultuous.

When a good text comes home to him, «This,» he writes, «gave me good encouragement for the space of two or three hours»; or «This was a good day to me, I hope I shall not forget it»; or «The glory of these words was then so weighty on me that I was ready to swoon as I sat; yet not with grief and trouble, but with solid joy and peace»; or «This made a strange seizure on my spirit; it brought light with it, and commanded a silence in my heart of all those tumultuous thoughts that before did use, like masterless hell - hounds, to roar and bellow and make a hideous noise within me.

I believe in God but I have a tumultuous relationship with the idea of Jesus, but I've met a lot of these people and there is a light in them that I can't quite describe - it's a goodness.

I simply think it might provide a moment's healthy respite from the tumultuous urgency and banality of this or any electoral cycle because, in its general and fabulous way, it encourages perseverance in hope and political virtue simply by reminding one that there are eternal harmonies that can not be silenced by the din of contending interests, and that one is best able to act «politically» in good conscience when one preserves a proper sense of proportion.

Those who don't make the leap to IoT risk being left behind in a tumultuous industry, suffering higher costs, reduced efficiencies and far greater opportunity loss than their competitors.

There is no doubt in my mind that the most disastrous decision we made during the past calendar year, up to and including the most eventful January transfer window in recent memory, was not the Sanchez debacle that saw him off to Old Trafford, which will forever be considered a failure of epic proportions, or the selling off of Ox to Liverpool following a thrashing less than a fortnight earlier, or even the triangular clusterf * ck that saw Giroud head to our crosstown rivals in the 11th hour, but the re-upping of our manager after another tumultuous and cringe - worthy campaign both on and off the pitch.

It's been a tumultuous 2013 season so far for Rory, but he's got the talent to contend on a weekly basis even when he's not playing his best.

After a tumultuous spring, the summer hadn't been much better — three months after Gray's death, July of 2015 marked Baltimore's deadliest month in three decades.

Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel has had a tumultuous offseason since football ended and it appears the fun / antics have not ended yet.

Eight teams that didn't make the postseason last year are in it this year — a refreshing way to a close out a tumultuous season

The Detroit Lions have had a tumultuous season and it is certainly not one that they expected or wanted.

So he stayed on through the tumultuous season, disgruntled and disaffected: but though he was often out of sorts, he did not let his sense of humor desert him, as The Bronx Zoo happily attests.

But on Friday her tumultuous Olympiad — in which she has been divorced, given birth to a son, been implicated, though not charged, in the ongoing BALCO steroid case (she has denied using banned substances), and, this year, fallen from dominance deep into mediocrity — came to a crashing end.

Protest or not, BVB still have to beat Salzburg if they want to turn a tumultuous season into a winning one.

They don't oversee much of the club's day - to - day running, but remained patient with Van Gaal through the tumultuous months that ended 2015 on a sour note and their primary concern is that of Champions League football — for the financial benefits — with the duo not overly fussed about the brand of football employed at Old Trafford as long as it equates to results.

Needless to say, Roma faces yet another tumultuous summer, something that probably won't be far from their minds as they take the pitch tomorrow.

However, toddler - hood can be a tumultuous time, so schedule the move for a time when your child is not toilet training, starting preschool, giving up a pacifier, or hitting any other milestone.

But travel isn't always so easy with kids and can sometimes be a tumultuous experience.

The early weeks of motherhood are tumultuous, and I was so confused and stressed that I couldn't keep my days straight.

There is an ease about the parent / child relationship in AP families that is not always characteristic of the tumultuous teen years.

During the tumultuous Mexican Revolution of 1910 to late 1920, change was abundant, not just in the country's politics, but also in its artistry.

Now, as we come to the end of a tumultuous political year, it seems clear that the candidates and their advisers absorbed the wrong lessons from Dean's moment, or at least they failed to grasp an essential truth of it, which is that these things can't really be orchestrated.

He doesn't see his term in Foggy Bottom as a chapter in the tumultuous times of Trump but as a chapter in the story of his own ascent.

He was, and then wasn't, Chief Executive of CCHQ during the tumultuous Iain Duncan Smith years.

While the names of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and former Senate Leader Dean Skelos were not mentioned, there were hints of the tumultuous events of last year and the scalding fall out, even in the words of the traditional opening prayers in each house.

«If you have a tumultuous situation where someone who is not well - trained takes out a gun,» Kelly told John Catsimatidis on «The Cats Roundtable,» his AM 970 radio show, «you can compound that mayhem.»

He came out too slowly, he was very half - hearted about his attempts to campaign and Labour voters simply didn't get the message and we're now moving into a really tumultuous time, there are going to be really difficult decisions to be taken on behalf of the British people.

Of course in Albany, nothing is linked until everything is at the end, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo may not want to end a tumultuous session that saw two of the state's top legislative leaders in handcuffs end with a whimper.

Following tumultuous court proceedings where Scondo, the owner of a comic book store, hurled accusations of a conspiracy theory, the Board decided it's not going to happen.

Given the tumultuous year that Albany has on the demerits front, with two well - known politicians in danger of landing behind bars, it was inevitable that Cuomo was going to say something about ethics, too — especially since Preet Bharara said he couldn't prove that the governor did anything illegal with the Moreland Commission.