Sentences with phrase «turbulent ride»

The aerospace sector had a turbulent ride during the financial crisis.

Reed, 27, has had a turbulent ride in the spotlight, including a controversial college career and a public feud with his parents dating back to 2012.

Davies said markets had plenty of reason to be cautious and factor in relatively low returns on investment for year as a whole, following a turbulent ride in 2015.

Turkish stocks and currency took a hit on Monday after the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) failed to get a majority in parliamentary elections, and analysts warned of a turbulent ride ahead.

However, if weather is unfavourable in Oceania during their peak production season, the dairy market will be in for a turbulent ride as supplies remain tighter than most market participants had expected.

Following Villa remains a turbulent ride.

Like many home secretaries before her, Theresa May has had a turbulent ride, but with no recent scandal it might be tricky to demote the government's leading woman.

Adopting the recommended tyre pressures and allowing the suspension to settle reduces this turbulent ride but obviously it is set up for track use and while it does not crash and bump is rather uncomfortable over poor surfaces especially for the passengers as the driver is too busy revelling in the directness of the chassis and steering.

Released almost a year ago, No Man's Sky has had a turbulent ride through the gaming industry.

I urge Amazon customers to read this illuminating book, with this as my only caution: buckle up, Carlin takes us on a turbulent ride.

Founded in 2009, Blu has had a turbulent ride in the smartphone world that has seen it accused of patent infringements by BlackBerry, but this hasn't deterred the American company.

As a new president takes office in the US, preparations get underway in Britain for «Brexit» and general elections take place in Europe, geopolitics could make for a turbulent ride across the financial sector this year.

As a new president takes office in the US, preparations get underway in Britain for «Brexit» — an exit from the European Union that is unlikely to be a smooth process — and general elections taking place in Europe: geopolitics could make for a turbulent ride across the financial sector this year.