Sentence examples similar to active unrest from inspiring English sources

The 1905 revolution showed that the village commune (mir) was not a guarantor of stability, as its protagonists had claimed, but rather an active promoter of unrest.

While advances in the understanding of the mechanisms and control of contagion processes in complex networks [3, 18 22] may describe driven collective action [23 30] (e.g. social unrest), the active monitoring of online activity provides real-time images of the current state of a system and potentially where it is heading.

During that time Poland was in a state of political unrest, with active opposition to King Bolesław II the Bold.

How foreign this now seems in comparison to this week's unrest and subsequent active supporter boycott.

The United States has come under increasing pressure from the United Nations, Britain, France and West African countries to take a more active role in quelling the unrest.

London was a particular locus of unrest, and the activities of the city's politically active guilds and fraternities often alarmed the authorities.

He was ordered back to active service at the end of December 1817, when unrest along the border appeared to be reaching critical proportions.

During the political unrest, initiation of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) was temporarily halted.

However, the thermal monitoring of fumarolic areas is widely used to decode the signals of volcanic unrest at active volcanoes (Chiodini et al. 2007; Fischer et al. 2015; Shinohara et al. 2015).

Jordan's Islamic Action Front, the brotherhood in all but name, is active in the country's reform movement, though unrest is fragmented and localised, with recent protests centred in the underdeveloped south.

The GEOWARN project (choosing the "Kos Yali Nisyros Tilos volcanic field, Greece" and the "Campi Flegrei, Italy" as test sites) is oriented toward potentially active volcanoes situated in regions of high geodynamic unrest.