Sentence examples for greater unrest from inspiring English sources

And because violence in Israel is now being reported throughout the Middle East by new Arab media, it would also be likely to cause greater unrest in the Arab world, undermining America's efforts to rebuild bridges with governments in the region.A refashioned Iraqi policy could also quickly run into problems.

An estimated 20,000 security personnel have been deployed to keep order amid fears that the trial could deepen the rift between Egyptians and cause greater unrest.

There is a high expectation that the coming days will only exacerbate the deep rift among Egyptians, causing greater unrest and instability.

Correspondents in Cairo say people are nervous about what the coming days will bring, expecting the trial to deepen the rift between Egyptians and causing greater unrest and instability.

They saw his chapel services as a threat to plantation output, and feared greater unrest.

Shortly after taking office, however, he faced great unrest.

Although this stand caused great unrest in Constantinople and in the European provinces, it did buy peace with Egypt and Syria.

A wave of strike action had led to "the great unrest" and, by January 1914, Britain was witnessing the rise of a mass labour movement.

His contribution was "The Great Unrest," a monthlong performance in an abandoned, derelict theatre-and-dance hall in the south of Iceland, far from Reykjavík.

The crowd stretched past the reflecting pool where an earlier generation of Americans heard Martin Luther King give his "I have a Dream" speech at a time of great unrest over the denial of civil rights for blacks.

Sent via Guardian Witness By Chitekwe Beth 21 February 2014, 6 35 9.29am GMT International Women's Day Here's a little history on International Women's Day itself: Great unrest and critical debate was occurring amongst women.