Sentence examples for a wave of unrest from inspiring English sources

Brown's shooting sparked a wave of unrest, which still continues, in Ferguson.

In the past few weeks a wave of unrest in the oil-producing areas has left 20 people dead.

The world's urban poor have been hit hardest, sending a wave of unrest and instability around the world.

In the Arab world, a wave of unrest that toppled governments began with a protest over a lack of economic opportunities in Tunisia.

Thirty years ago the Islamic revolution in Shia-majority Iran inspired a wave of unrest among fellow Shias of the opposite shore.

His uncle died that day, one of more than 60 people, mostly young, killed in a wave of unrest that began on June 11th.

China has also been grappling with a wave of social unrest in recent years.

His failure to come to grips with economic problems brought a wave of student unrest.

A wave of labour unrest in 1988 forced Jaruzelski to the negotiating table with the outlawed Solidarity movement.

At least a dozen buildings were set on fire in Ferguson in a wave of civil unrest that followed the grand jury decision.

Vietnam has jailed seven more members of indigenous minority groups after a wave of ethnic unrest that swept the central highlands in February, officials said.