Sentence examples for heightened unrest from inspiring English sources
But Libya's heightened unrest raises the spectre of the 2013 In Amenas hostage crisis – which saw Islamist extremists kidnap more than 800 hostages close to Algeria's Libyan border.
No further relationships are provided between VUI 3 ("moderate unrest") and 4 ("heightened unrest") and higher VALs.
Officially, Christians -- most of them belonging to Eastern-rite Churches -- number some 1.5 million or 5percentt of the total population, but a decade of war and heightened unrest in the wake of the departure of U.S. troops has caused many to flee the country.
More than half the cities surveyed had seen a fall in living standards, due to "heightened unrest in the wake of the global economic crisis, which has undermined many of the developmental gains that cities may have experienced through public policy and investment".
Political crises tend to go hand in hand with heightened unrest among minority communities.
The need for a second level representing heightened unrest was made clear by participants, e.g., "for the frequently active cones there's very little flexibility; we're at 1 for Ruapehu and White [Island].
Fearful that escalation could further unsettle its fragile ties with Egypt and heighten unrest elsewhere in the region, including Jordan, America's president, Barack Obama, has already warned Israel against a ground offensive.
It also indicates that adding a second level to the VAL system recognising heightened volcanic unrest may be beneficial, to differentiate those situations from the more commonly-occurring minor volcanic unrest episodes.
An international consortium, "Friends of Pakistan," was assembled in September amid growing fears of debt default and heightened social unrest, but Islamabad was unable to wait for international decision making.
This year's shootings in Dallas and Baton Rouge, La., came at a time of heightened racial unrest over recent police killings of African Americans.
Syria's state news agency reported on Tuesday that the country's border guards had stopped 35 armed men from entering from Turkey, further stoking tensions between the neighbours, which have heightened since the unrest began in March.
