Sentence examples for agitation this from inspiring English sources

Today, I and our party have brought our Gorkhlanad agitation this far, from sadak to sansad (street to the Parliament).

Two decades later, the shrinking manufacturing sector is again a source of public agitation, this time because so many American manufacturers are decamping to China and India, where they employ increasingly skilled but inexpensive workers to make merchandise that is then shipped back to the United States, swelling imports and subtracting jobs at home.

In "Arirang — We Go Beyond the Crossroad," which is named after a Korean folk song, Ms. Chung stirs up an emotional pot of disorientation and agitation: this dance, with its frequent spurts of gestures and random changes of direction, is in constant danger of boiling over.

This way you'll spare your brain cells a lot of useless agitation; this way, perhaps, you may even save those pigheads from themselves, since the prospect of being forgotten is shorter than that of being forgiven.

In contrast, only one-third of participants experienced agitation; this was more prevalent for those at a lighter sedation level.

Upon agitation, this distribution falls to the curves shown in Figure 7, which are consistent and reproducible.

As a result of this agitation the Organisation of American States, a regional body, is compiling a report on drug policy which is expected to explore alternatives to the current regime.

Peru has been in a state of agitation this week as the tight results have increasingly shown Mr. García, whose presidency from 1985 to 1990 was characterized by 7,000 percent inflation, food shortages and widespread rights abuses, pulling ahead of Ms. Flores.

The magnetic agitation in this case, seems to be insufficient to provide boundary conditions to study this type of system, if it is compared with the same system stirred by nitrogen bubbles.

In the 1830s agitation against this practice became known as the tithe war.

Egged on by sly agitation in this space to fulminate about raids by the general public on their fields' linguistic larders, the specialists have at last found an outlet for their ire at the twisting of their favorite terms.