Sentence examples for because of unrest from inspiring English sources

Warning of the week: Jamaica The British High Commission in the capital, Kingston, closed this week because of unrest.

Those workers have been largely confined to Kabul, the capital, because of unrest in the countryside, administration officials said.

According to local talk, this may be because of unrest about whether locals will get the security contracts.

Crude oil fell the most in two weeks as Saudi Arabia offered to make up for supplies lost because of unrest in Libya.

A.Q.A.P. grew in 2011 because of unrest and an influx of foreign extremists, but membership has declined after the signing of last year's transition deal.

"They cut the Haiti program a number of years ago, because of unrest, but now they need to bring it back.

The body that governs Formula 1 motor-racing is to decide whether to hold a race in Bahrain later this year: it had been postponed because of the unrest.

The Bahrain Grand Prix, originally scheduled for March 13 and a source of a big government investment, was postponed because of the unrest.

A trip to the site of China's big new investment, Chambishi, had to be scuttled entirely because of fears of unrest, and the circumstances of the industrial disaster there are still not entirely understood.

The invasion plans for 1212 were postponed because of fresh English baronial unrest about service in Poitou.

The Yemeni economy is on the brink of collapse, in part because of the months of unrest.