cause turmoil

Frequency: 7.815.2 per million words

To be the reason for a state of great disturbance or uncertainty.

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  • The sudden resignation of the CEO could cause significant turmoil in the company.
  • His controversial speech threatened to cause political turmoil across the nation.
  • Unexpected changes in policy often cause social turmoil among the public.
  • The news of the scandal is likely to cause considerable turmoil within the royal family.
  • Such drastic measures are bound to cause economic turmoil for many small businesses.
  • A major natural disaster can cause widespread turmoil and disruption.
  • The unexpected election results did cause a period of great turmoil.
  • Her sudden departure will undoubtedly cause emotional turmoil for her children.
  • Introducing new technology without proper training can cause operational turmoil.
  • The ongoing trade disputes continue to cause global market turmoil.