Sentence examples for a growing insurrection from inspiring English sources

The Chinese workers were building a road to connect two remote areas, Chinese news media said, although Western human rights groups warned last week that the Sudanese government was rapidly building roads in that same area as a way to rush in troops to crush a growing insurrection.

But what should be an opportunity to shape the government for the next few years is set to be a modest affair, the high point being the probable promotion of a Blairite stalwart, Hazel Blears, from the Home Office.Of rather more concern to Mr Blair than his dwindling opportunities for exercising patronage is the growing insurrection within the parliamentary party.

At the same time, the government was equally concerned about the growing insurrection in the northern states and the influence and popularity of anarchist figures like the brothers Ricardo and Enrique Flores-Magón.

From being a religious movement opposed to Western culture - Boko Haram means "Western education is a sin" in the northern Hausa language - the sect has emerged as a well-armed insurrection with a growing thirst for blood.

And in recognition of the insurrection's growing power, Italy's foreign minister suspended a nonaggression treaty with Libya on the grounds that the Libyan state "no longer exists".

It was never going to be easy: There has been war across its border in Iraq, insurrection in Syria and growing concern over an Iran's nuclear ambitions.

Many Southern plantation owners blamed the insurrection on the growing number of freed blacks in the country, who they believed were inciting slaves to revolt.

Prior to the American Revolution, the beginnings of an intense east-west hostility had grown into several insurrections.

The protesters, who have brought much of the city to a halt for five months, said three people were killed in the operation.Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, had come under mounting pressure to intervene to settle the conflict in Oaxaca, which began with a teachers' strike and grew into a quasi-insurrection aimed at ousting Ulises Ruiz, the unpopular governor of the state.

At the same time, he was imprisoning and sometimes executing opponents or driving others — notably the Communist leader Solath Sar, who would become Pol Pot — into exile and fueling discontent that fed growing political opposition and eventually armed insurrection.

In a few months an insurrection removed Stephen from office.