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Meanings of turbulent times in English

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Usage of turbulent times in English
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Investors are facing turbulent times as the global market returns to volatility.
The Irish Times
2
Elizabeth I and James I came at turbulent times in English politics.
The Guardian
3
It's hard to imagine a more obvious sign of our turbulent times.
Reuters
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It was hard to imagine those turbulent times in this peaceful place.
BBC
5
He stayed there, through various changes and some turbulent times, until 1986.
Radio NZ
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Making order from disorder feels like a balm for these turbulent times.
The Guardian
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Your purpose is what holds everything together, especially through turbulent times.
The Irish Times
8
These are turbulent times, these psychedelically-tinged visions of Trump's America repeatedly tell us.
Radio NZ
9
Ferdinand possessed many qualities suited to the turbulent times in which he lived.
The History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella the Catholic ...
10
No inaugural address had ever been presented in such turbulent times.
A. lincoln: a biography
11
All three of the movies have come out during turbulent times.
The Irish Times
12
Like many a love affair, it has had its turbulent times.
The Irish Times
13
For turbulent times had borne women along with men to a quick undoing.
Daughter of the Sun / A Tale of Adventure
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But finding buyers for Lloyds' asset could be a potential problem in turbulent times.
The Irish Times
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Foreign investors have poured money into London as a safe haven in turbulent times.
Reuters
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In turbulent times, we often look to literature for guidance, for inspiration, for wisdom.
The Guardian
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