Sentence examples for encountering unrest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aslund, the economist, said that the Baltic nations were encountering unrest because their economies were "overheated," but that similar outbreaks were likely to spread throughout the former Soviet Union.

Those checkpoints are aimed at flushing out militants who have targeted hundreds of Egyptian policemen in recent months, but Wood has not encountered any unrest himself.

"Right at the moment I am encountering a lot of unrest and discontent," Wilkie said.

Gupta said that there was a "recognition of the division's role in the current conversation in policing" and that it was difficult to imagine the federal government simply sitting back the next time a controversial police encounter sparks unrest.

Both died after encountering police, but grand juries decided not to bring charges, sparking anger and unrest.

As is the case in so many of the finest English dramas, what can't be said gives the encounter undercurrents of unrest and dissatisfaction.

B. quintana is transmitted by the human body louse (Pediculus humanis humanis), which thrives in the absence of basic sanitation and hygiene; hence, infections are most frequently associated with persons who are homeless or affected by social or civil unrest (3 ), although they are increasingly encountered in rural communities in developing regions of the world (4, 5 ).

Challenges encountered during the programme implementation were also identified, since Lebanon is considered a country with political unrest and no similar research projects were conducted in the area.

There is expected to be some unrest at the meeting but WPP is unlikely to face the level of shareholder revolt it encountered in 2012 when its resolutions on pay were voted down by a majority of investors.

Many of them first encountered Hill as a director at Liverpool's Everyman Youth Theatre in the late 70s and early 80s, when the city was undergoing high unemployment and civic unrest.

The city of Goma has also been the site of growing popular unrest, with encounters between protesters and the authorities turning increasingly violent.