Sentence examples for because of unrest about from inspiring English sources

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

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

Continuing concerns about the interruption of supplies from the Gulf of Mexico because of Hurricane Ivan and threats to oil production because of unrest in Nigeria tipped crude oil over $50, analysts said.

The interim government, recognised internationally, has fled to the city of Tobruk, because of unrest in the capital, Tripoli.

Feinstein bemoans the loss of safe access to many historical destinations because of unrest and natural disaster.

A distribution may have to be postponed because of unrest.

Many refugees are unable to return home because of unrest in their countries of origin.

Safety and security migrants came to Ireland because of unrest or insecurity in their country of origin, as this respondent explains: "I came to Ireland as a refugee.

However, it is our belief that this style of unrest can bring about real change.

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.