Sentence examples for create unrest among from inspiring English sources

While the plan made sense, subsequent fare cuts would create unrest among drivers, and Uber would eventually have to reverse them in cities where lower prices didn't spark higher demand.

"This is certain to create unrest among Muslims and low-caste Hindus, which may be used by Pakistan's religious groups to create pressure on Prime Minister Sharif and limit his options".

A court ordered two Egyptian weeklies closed for creating unrest among minority Coptic Christians.

And its adherence to a brutal view of Islam, enforced by unwelcome foreign fighters, is creating unrest among the people it is struggling to keep within its borders.

But the rapid moves created unrest among the chain's rank-and-file, who felt left out of the decisions in a system that increasingly concentrated decisions at headquarters.

The biggest worry for policy makers is that an idle and unequal populace will create unrest.

The editor predicted that the president is preparing to create unrest, in case Mr. Mashaei is not allowed to participate.

"His family, his children, will be there and we don't expect anybody to come... to create unrest or anarchy".

The recent spate of violence has set off a wave of panic, creating unrest especially among the minority Shiites, who make up about 20percentt of the population.

The third accused Israel of creating unrest in Syria and said, "I have nothing to do with all of this".

Police officers in the city arrested 20 people for violating curfew or creating unrest.