Word: turmoils
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...time of turmoil," Rosovsky said of the late 1960s, when Slichter was appointed. "The idea was to put people on the Corporation who knew how universities function from the inside...
When the folk music cafe Passim opened in 1969, Harvard was in the midst of its worst turmoil this century...
...seen before where IBM signs an agreement on something but the follow-through is not there," says Barry Bosak, who watches the company for Smith Barney. "And with all the turmoil and constant changes taking place at Apple and IBM, there's some question as to whether this new deal will actually get done...
Such tension and turmoil do not have to continue. Year-to-year fluctuations aside, economists and executives generally agree that the U.S. has built the best-balanced, leanest, most efficient base for steady growth that it has had in decades. Workers can only add the fervent wish: after all the pain it has cost us to get here, don't blow...
...guess the NFL likes its newlyfound monopoly of air-time. And I guess the NBA is soon to follow, its own labor turmoil wisely closeted for at least this year...