Sentence examples for grave unrest from inspiring English sources
ROME, June 4 -- Pope John Paul II urged President Bush on Friday to move quickly to end the "grave unrest" in Iraq and called for a repair of transatlantic relations frayed by the U.S.-led war and occupation.
"Mr. President, your visit to Rome takes place at a moment of great concern for the continuing situation of grave unrest in the Middle East, both in Iraq and in the Holy Land," the 84-year-old pope said in a quavering delivery, with Mr. Bush seated to his right.
"Mr. President, your visit to Rome takes place at a moment of great concern for the continuing situation of grave unrest in the Middle East, both in Iraq and in the Holy Land," said John Paul, an ardent critic of the war in Iraq.
The demonstrations amounted to Syria's gravest unrest in years.
Haiti, which has stumbled from grave political unrest to catastrophic natural disasters, remains one of the world's poorest nations.
Elsewhere, unemployment is soaring to levels that could threaten grave social unrest, with more than a quarter of working-age people in Greece and Spain without jobs.
Those detained were promptly released, but a bit later about a dozen other people were jailed on charges related to the May events, which the police now qualify as "mass unrest" — a grave offense punishable by several years in jail.
Charles, (born Sept. 28, 1863, Lisbon died Feb. 1, 1908, Lisbon), king of a troubled Portugal that was beset by colonial disputes, grave economic difficulties, and political unrest during his reign (1889 1908).
He said: "The EU is currently undergoing grave economic difficulties and considerable social unrest".
The EU is currently undergoing grave economic difficulties and considerable social unrest.
