Sentence examples for growing anarchy from inspiring English sources

For nine years he has presided over growing anarchy and a deteriorating economy.

The United States needs to take the lead in protecting the Haitian people from the growing anarchy around them.

A transitional government led by Prime Minister Nicolas Tiangaye has done little to thwart growing anarchy and desperation in the country.

Although Franco had never been a member of a political party, the growing anarchy impelled him to appeal to the government to declare a state of emergency.

In another sign of Syria's growing anarchy, the Italian Foreign Ministry confirmed Monday that three Europeans had been abducted by militants in Syria, identifying one of the three as Mario Belluomo, 63, an Italian citizen.

"But worst case, the Americans decide to go," he said, and that would mean: "There's no central control, growing anarchy, western Iraq becomes a no man's land, like a little Afghanistan.

Growing lawlessness and anarchy in Libya -- the last point on one of the main transit routes to Europe -- is giving free hand to people smugglers who make an average of 80,000 euros ($90,000) from each boatload, according to an ongoing investigation by an Italian court.

Of course, these include Russia and China, which both behave as if they have a lot to gain from the growing cyber anarchy, and the US and Britain have only recently worried that their cyber dominance might quickly disappear.

But famine and unemployment grow, and anarchy spreads.

As Russia plays grandmother's footsteps in Ukraine, the Middle East falls prey to anarchy and China tests its growing strength, Mr Kissinger analyses the central problem for international relations today: the need for a new world order.

Perhaps that is why we are safe in the midst of violence and anarchy and our students are growing the wings to fly.