Sentence examples for extensive unrest from inspiring English sources

Due to such extensive unrest, hazard mitigation measures were implemented 2 months before the eruption.

The period was marked by extensive labour unrest, culminating in a general strike that last several days in February 1919 and involved more than 60,000 workers.

Last month, the NYT had extensive coverage of the unrest in the ethnic Tibetan parts of Sichuan.

Following extensive reports of civil unrest across the globe, especially in Ukraine and Iraq, worries surrounding defence, foreign affairs and terrorism are on the rise, up two percentage points to 14%.

But Mr. Koizumi's plans to retire these debts could cause extensive unemployment and even social unrest.

They call these conversations 'contact with foreign media outlets.'" The extensive arrest of journalist after the unrest following the 2009 presidential elections forced many to leave the country.

At the time, unrest had already caused extensive damage and a number of fatalities.

The unrest has broad ramifications.

The Green Jackets, who have extensive experience in urban patrolling and civil unrest from serving in Northern Ireland, have also achieved some of the best results of all the peacekeepers.

Henry of Blois's claims, in his role as Abbot of Glastonbury, to extensive lands in Devon resulted in considerable local unrest.

Vietnam's authorities acknowledged today that a wave of unrest in the Central Highlands had been more extensive than they had previously admitted, leading to several injuries and 20 arrests.