Sentence examples for causes of unrest from inspiring English sources
The root causes of unrest, on which the radicals feed, are lack of infrastructure for basic human needs (including freedom) and a lack of opportunities for individuals.
The premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk, has asked the high-level delegation to further efforts to improve community safety and address causes of unrest in the Indigenous Cape York community.
The UK cannot arrest its way out of violence and should tackle the underlying causes of unrest such as racial tensions, the prime minister's new crime adviser, US "supercop" Bill Bratton, has warned.
The causes of unrest across Egypt and Tunisia, and the growing trouble in the Arab world, are complex, though observers attribute the situation to two major dynamics – youth unemployment and lack of political voice.
Promoting radicals may temporarily assist Pakistani government in fighting the nationalist-separatist insurgency but, in the long run, it is going to multiply the causes of unrest in Balochistan, making conflict resolution further impossible.
Still, he supported policies aimed at turning the Cossacks into serfs, which was one of the main causes of unrest in Ukraine; this, along with his decision to settle his soldiers' living expenses on the local populace instead of paying them wages, led to his extreme unpopularity in Ukraine.
Whatever the cause of unrest, "sleep deprivation has consequences," Dr. Kavey said.
Yet there is a sizeable distance between supposing or even finding Iranian agents in, say, Bahrain, and concluding that they are the primary cause of unrest.
Arab nations have demanded progress between the Palestinians and Israel, a conflict that is a main cause of unrest in the Middle East.
Under pressure to expand local economies, officials have stepped up seizures and sales of farmers' land, a frequent cause of unrest.
