Sentence examples for agitation around from inspiring English sources
It wouldn't be Silicon Valley if there weren't agitation around transportation.
Second, there has been growing agitation around Catalonia's fiscal relationship with Madrid.
Not surprisingly, the children followed their parents into agitation around the Independent Labour party and then, after Richard's death, the Women's Social Political union.
It remains to be seen if the political agitation around caste in northern India will produce prosperity for lower caste people there, experts say.
Adult great Indian bustards have few natural enemies, but they display considerable agitation around certain predatory birds, such as eagles and Egyptian vultures (Neophron percnopterus).
Most hardware "True" Random Number Generators (trng) take advantage of the thermal agitation around a flip-flop metastable state.
The determinants of changes in market conditions include international institutional and macroeconomic factors, namely, the instability of interest rates, the trade cycle, pecuniary environment as well as geopolitical agitations around the world, which may disrupt market stability.
By 1983 this agitation coalesced around nuclear disarmament, and Alice became the site for Australia's incarnation of the "Peace Camp" movement.
Mr. Sakakibara, who was known as "Mr. Yen" when he was the government's top financial diplomat in the late 1990's, predicted that the yen could lose up to 20percentt of its value against the dollar this year -- a devaluation that would provoke protectionist agitation among manufacturers around the world that compete with Japanese products.
In the "Flock of Cranes" (as Mr. Carpenter chose to call the vast painting), the birds run around in rhythmical agitation.
As for the second point, scholars of Smith's career and of American Catholicism say nothing in presidential history since 1928 more closely resembles the smearing of Al Smith than the aura of anti-Muslim agitation that has swirled around Barack Obama these past two years.
