Sentence examples for fears of unrest from inspiring English sources

Unemployment is extremely high in peripheral countries, stoking fears of unrest.

The government has also proceeded with plans to reduce subsidies on gasoline and other basic goods, despite fears of unrest.

It emboldened Iraq's Kurdish minority, so raising fears of unrest in Syria's and Iran's own oppressed Kurdish regions.

In Nigeria and Venezuela, which rely almost completely on oil exports, fears of unrest and economic instability are building.

The election has also engendered more general fears of unrest among some families, with households hoarding rice and other staples, the restaurant owner said.

High unemployment, political power struggles and fears of unrest before the parliamentary elections in March have made the domestic political atmosphere increasingly tense.

But by May deepening contraction, rising unemployment and fear of unrest combined to produce a second wave of capital outflows and renewed falls in currencies and stockmarkets.

These ethnic and cultural differences, coupled with administrators' fear of unrest, created a sense of tension that permeated the prison community.

Even though China has used market reforms to transform itself into an economic powerhouse, the government lives in constant fear of unrest.

The government intends to increase social housing to 25% of construction, but this seems more a response to fear of unrest than worry that the bubble might burst.

With road blocks and shops closing early in fear of unrest, Hussain said the EDL should foot the bill, not the council.