turbulence

He argued that central banks had gone from “volatility machines” to hyperactive suppressors of economic and financial turbulence.

Turbulence begins, and the only thing in the world we want is to not be on this damn plane.

I saw two fold-out seats used by flight attendants during takeoff, landing and turbulence.

There is also the vital and complex relationship with China during a time of turbulence and transition.

He concluded that turbulence, and possibly icing, “created the initial problem that led to a failure cascade.”

When the turbulence starts I can almost cry, because for me that would be the worst way to die.

But these being only of wood, had been swept away by the turbulence of the water.

With the death of Sitting Bull, turbulence among371 the Indians, important enough to be called resistance, came to an end.

It has its evils, too; the principal of which is the turbulence to which it is subject.

In an instant the sluggish waters are in turbulence and foam.

The great northern null was in turbulence again, thrusting its shapeless arms down toward the borders of Kira Barra.