Sentence examples for generate unrest from inspiring English sources

These gangs have increasingly worked to generate unrest as a political tactic.

In March, a report from the Global Business Network, which advises intelligence agencies and the Pentagon on occasion, concluded, among other things, that rising seas and more powerful storms could eventually generate unrest as crowded regions like Bangladesh's sinking delta become less habitable.

A brutal police crackdown resulted, providing activists with shocking imagery to spread online and generate unrest.

In a blow to efforts to end a seven-month-old freeze on bank withdrawals that has paralyzed the economy and generated unrest, Argentina's government has had to abandon its latest plan to persuade savers to exchange their savings for government bonds.

Analysts were well aware that forces capable of generating unrest were present in Tunisia, Egypt, and elsewhere.

We also live in a society where issues around gender, race, sexual orientation, and religion are generating unrest.

A month before the 2010 elections, 45 members of the U.S. Congress warned Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that supporting flawed elections "will come back to haunt the international community" by generating unrest and threatening the implementation of earthquake reconstruction projects.

The upheavals in Eastern Europe accentuated the nervousness in Zhongnanhai, China's leadership compound, by fostering fears that a recession might generate new unrest, officials say.

Thus the greatest risk facing the Government - that economic dissatisfaction would boil over and generate new unrest - seems to have receded somewhat, the officials and diplomats say.

"Phasing out subsidies will generate social unrest unless you can also do something about income and poverty and social services," says John Salevurakis, who teaches economics at Cairo's American University.

Judge Ong Hian Sun told the court that Yee's actions could "generate social unrest".