Sentence examples for due to the unrest from inspiring English sources
"Due to the unrest, there is a complete standstill in the Egyptian real estate market," Mr. Badr said.
Due to the unrest in Thailand, he was finding it hard to get a visa, but, he said, that when you win the Palme d'Or, suddenly doors that used to be closed seem magically to swing open.
Although eight candidates appear on the ballot paper, most have already withdrawn from the race and those who remain are not seen as having a chance against the incumbent, having been unable to campaign due to the unrest and the closure of most independent media.
Oil prices have risen about 10% in the past month due to the unrest in the Middle East.
Deputy political leader Moussa Abu Marzouk, now based in Cairo, said Hamas could not operate effectively due to the unrest in its long-time ally.
Despite a domestic league that has been stop-start due to the unrest, Libya qualified for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations, claimed their first senior African title at the 2014 African Nations Championship (CHAN) and finished third in their 2018 World Cup qualifying group.
Due to the political unrest, on 3 March 1989, the SFRY Presidency declared that the situation in the province had deteriorated and had become a threat to the constitution, integrity, and sovereignty of the country.
Due to the ongoing unrest and international pressure to postpone the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections, in early June the country's electoral commission announced that the polls would be delayed.
And also one of the countries that got famous due to the recent unrest.
South Africa were granted the 2013 edition of the Nations Cup after original host nation Libya was deemed an unsuitable venue due to the civil unrest.
