turbulence , also: turbulency

If only they could figure out where the turbulence was coming from.

The turbulence was gone, and things should have been better.

He must sort out the turbulence of thought in his mind.

"This is certainly a period of more turbulence than ever before."

That had not been turbulence he felt a moment ago.

But it must be done in a way which does not cause market turbulence.

But they still play a critical role in times of turbulence.

However, he eventually found out, and their relationship went through a lot of turbulence.

"No one does it better in a time of turbulence."

The elections are being held after six months of turbulence.

Despite the turbulence, it has had only three main leaders.

And the turbulence in him was a storm within her.

The water should be very clear and with steady turbulence.

The economy continued to grow, but not without some turbulence.

There were no reports of turbulence along the way, although some is expected in the weeks to come.

Given the turbulence of the last few months, how peaceful will the campaign be?

But no more turbulence than the latter half of the century has already brought.

The international economy has been through extraordinary turbulence in the last few years.

Yet, because of the salt water and the turbulence, they could not see it clearly.

The air is cold, but with the turbulence there might be a clear spot.

The turbulence created by the global economy is probably going to increase for quite a while.

A. They are a good defensive play, and often do well in times of turbulence.

From here you could see the turbulence and hear the grinding.

We would be flying right through its region of turbulence.

None perfect, but close enough in this kind of turbulence.