Sentence examples for deeper unrest from inspiring English sources

In an interview for Iranian television, he suggested the assassination of the mastermind behind the September 11 attacks would result in deeper unrest.

He said that he did not think bankers were paying much attention to the protests of their industry, but that he hoped there was a deeper unrest building inside the consciences of individual banker and traders.

Though targeted killings and attacks on opposition figures have been prevalent for years, the crackdown on opposition has grown more aggressive since May, when a failed coup attempt by an army general spun the country into deeper unrest.

Deeper unrest requires a collective response that local authorities and other agencies must see as part of their remit as well.

There is no sign of deep unrest in China.

The songs seem like R. & B., but they're statements of deep unrest.

"If they were, most likely, those who responded were simply drawn into the deep unrest from which the requests sprang".

The deal caps a period of deep unrest in this West African country of 10 million people, a leading bauxite exporter whose people are among the world's poorest.

Ireland's bloody war of independence led to the establishment in 1922 of the Irish Free State on territory that excluded Northern Ireland, which was then riven by deep unrest for decades.

The meeting in Brasilia followed a night of deep unrest when it seemed the government was close to losing control, with vandalism, looting and arson hitting several major cities, killing two and injuring at least 77.

The trials and the verdicts, part of a long-delayed reckoning with Bangladesh's birth, have led to violent strikes and deep unrest in Bangladesh pitting members of Jamaat-e-Islami against youthful progressives who have demanded death sentences for the Islamist leaders.