Meanings of social turmoil in English

Many now seem tired of the social turmoil and political bickering that ensued.

There was never such a social turmoil.

XENOPHOBIA Rights campaigners link the new anti-Semitism to the social turmoil that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Dudley grew up during the civil rights era, a time of social turmoil in Mississippi and across the South.

That supports a scenario in which social turmoil around the time Spaniards arrived triggered conflicts between Inca communities, Murphy says.

It was a time of political and social turmoil in many countries, the groundswell, doubtless, of the revolutionary wave of 1848.

It has survived a civil war, the Great Depression, more than one serious recession and the shattering social turmoil of the 1960s.

Cuaron seeds throughout the film references to the social turmoil of the era -of land disputes and violent police crackdowns against student protesters.

Based in Harare, Mundopa's work focuses poetically and poignantly on political and social turmoil in Zimbabwe as imprinted on lives of women and children.

This argument is sometimes accompanied by dire predictions of social turmoil if the will of the people is thwarted by "the establishment".