Tumultuous used in a sentence

Tumultuous in a sentence as an adjective

That adds a lot of clarity around what can be a very tumultuous time for a young company.

Are bitcoins in a position to have a crash as tumultuous as last time, or is the currency more stable now overall?

As with many startups, ours was a thrilling but ultimately tumultuous journey.

They're in a very artificial environment, in a tumultuous phrase of life.

They are in a deep, ongoing, and tumultuous relationship with your product and your customers, and things get crazy sometimes.

More likely to land somewhere small and tumultuous, a decommissioned airbase in Bangladesh or Sri Lanka.

His rise to fame was a tumultuous one and while he is no doubt a talented individual he is credited with more than he actually created.

...when Jobs returns, in the late nineteen-nineties, and our natural expectation is that Jobs will emerge wiser and gentler from his tumultuous journey.

He was imprisoned for a long time, released, and became the figurehead for positive, reconciliatory, peaceful change in a tumultuous part of the world.

Considering how tumultuous layoffs and reorganizations are, it wouldn't surprise me if any engineering support Google needed from TI fell on deaf ears.

"His mother and sister could not handle the information, and his father went against their wishes, dedicating himself to reconnecting with his estranged son. "Years of repressed memories and emotions uncorked and resulted in tumultuous times that have torn my nuclear family apart.

The transition to a lower-energy system of jurisprudence will no doubt be quite tumultuous, but there is something we can be sure of: many laws will become unenforceable at its very outset.

Their relationship throughout The Talk Show has had its tumultuous moments: in early episodes, Benjamin's using an Android phone drew Gruber's ire, and then later there was animosity when Benjamin would show up for the Bond episodes unprepared.