Sentence examples for has unrest from inspiring English sources

Only recently has unrest over lack of state funding at public universities begun to generate widespread concern over the budget deadlock.

Joe Tropea, digital projects coordinator and curator of films and photographs at the society, created a 10-minute video slide show for the "What and Why" exhibit, sampling the work of nine photographers (one of them, Theo Anthony, also has unrest-related work in his exhibit as a 2016 Sondheim Artscape Prize finalist at the Baltimore Museum of Art).

That is part of humankind.' People have unrest until they have this".

Historically, high inflation has stirred unrest in China.

Since then, there has been unrest and unprecedented infighting.

Anger at high unemployment has caused unrest and may have been a contributory factor in the riots in Britain last month.

The loss of millions of jobs has fueled unrest in a nuclear-armed nation already beset by a Taliban insurgency.

But only Baltimore has seen unrest like Ferguson.

Bahrain has suffered unrest since pro-democracy demonstrators occupied a prominent landmark in the capital Manama - Pearl Roundabout - in February 2011.

An amnesty that came into effect in the Delta last year has reduced unrest in the region.

Instead of quelling the masses, State-sponsored violence has ignited unrest across the country.