Sentence examples for extra unrest from inspiring English sources

The messy departure of Dr Eva Carneiro, now suing the club, after being branded "naive" by Mourinho in August, has been viewed externally as causing extra unrest.

Several challenges were also faced during implementation of the programme given Lebanon's political and social unrest; extra sessions were necessary to make up for the missed ones that were canceled due to unpredicted strikes and security events prevailing in the country.

Unlike the lingering unknown that was the unfilmed death of Michael Brown, Garner's last moments of consciousness and his last hour of life were documented by a bystander, lending an extra dose of intensity to the unrest.

In Yemen the government tried to stem unrest by deploying thousands of extra policemen; security forces in Algeria and Libya clashed with demonstrators; and police broke up a democracy camp in Bahrain's capital, killing several people.

The Metropolitan police deployed what they described as a "significant policing operation", including thousands of extra officers drafted in to tackle expected unrest, after previous events ended in arrests and clashes with police across the city centre.

But if the extra people cannot find jobs, they may cause unrest and instability.

Extra police and soldiers were deployed to prevent unrest surrounding the anniversary.

India has responded to the unrest in time-worn fashion: with extra troops, live bullets, the detention of separatist leaders who might lead big processions and, now, search-and-cordon operations to lock up suspected stone-pelters.

The recent spike in oil prices caused by unrest in the Middle East will surely give Mr Chávez some extra breathing room.

Hundreds of extra officers were drafted in from outside London to deal with the unrest but were unable to stop shops being looted and set ablaze.

Hundreds of extra officers were drafted in from outside the city to deal with the unrest but were unable to stop shops being looted and set ablaze.