Sentence examples for ensuing unrest from inspiring English sources

The ensuing unrest is illustrated by cartoon flames.

The ensuing unrest could shake the whole European Union, and threaten its mission — born of the horrors of two world wars — of ensuring peace by yoking countries together economically.

The lunch was with Carmel Cato, the father of Gavin Cato, the child who was killed by a car in the Brooklyn neighborhood, and Norman Rosenbaum, the brother of Yankel Rosenbaum, the Jewish scholar who was killed in the ensuing unrest.

More than 100 people died in the ensuing unrest.

But the Iranian elections went badly and the ensuing unrest consumed the remainder of that year.

Angry Al Shabaab sympathizers destroyed buildings, torched cars, and killed at least one person in the ensuing unrest.

The last time the world experienced a severe global recession, the ensuing social unrest resulted in the rise of totalitarian regimes of the worst kind human history had ever seen.

The ensuing period of unrest and revolution marked the transition of Rome from a republic to an empire.

But those 48 hours, and the ensuing months of unrest, gave rise to something new as grass-roots groups formed and grew with a rapidity and force never before seen in Argentina.

A period of social unrest ensued, and in the 19th century emigration to Australia and Canada became common.

Thousands of protesters did not fill the streets, no unrest ensued.