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1.Such a decision might have caused ructions in the past: most of the company's big choices did.
在过去，和公司大部分的重要决策一样，这个决定可能引发骚动。
2.All say that the ructions are the work of small minorities.
所有的人都说骚乱只是小部分少数民族制造。
3.The alliance, a bedrock of Japanese prosperity and crucial to US security policy in the Pacific, has survived ructions before.
日美同盟是日本繁荣的基石，对于美国的太平洋安全政策也至关重要。
4.If Mr Howard continues to say nothing, more damaging ructions are likely.
如果霍华德继续保持沉默，更糟糕的事情很可能紧随而至。
5.The ructions in Dublin also rippled across the continent.
都柏林的争吵也波及了整个欧洲大陆。
6.After the ructions of the 1990s the share of activity from family-linked firms has been stable for a decade.
在20世纪90年代的骚动之后，家族企业的股份活动已保持了10年的稳定。
7.The Commons met in apprehensive mood yesterday following the ructions in the Chamber last week.
在上周议院发生的骚乱后，下院昨天怀着忧虑的心情召开了会议。
8.Repeated ructions at the top are harmful for any firm.
高层之间反复不断的争吵指责对任何公司来说都是有害的。
9.Three linked China problems are now causing big ructions.
现在有三个与中国有联系的问题正在引发巨大的骚动。
10.Still, the adjustment will cause ructions.
不过，相应的调整仍将引起骚动。