"There's Hamas, a terrorist organisation, now governing Gaza... considerable unrest in southern Lebanon.
The mid-Tokugawa period, roughly the 18th century, as discussed above, was a time of considerable unrest.
The new owner has tried to operate a bit under the radar, given that the previous controversy spurred considerable unrest.
In the short run this will intensify the already considerable unrest among the unemployed in the countryside and prompt crackdowns from Beijing.
Its American planners, he said, had stirred up considerable unrest in Iran, giving Iranians a clear choice between instability and supporting the shah.
Many minorities have not been given territories of their own, and the question of ethnic and linguistic territorial autonomy has given rise to considerable unrest within India.
A duty of 50 lire per ton was placed on imported wheat by 1888, and later it went higher still; food prices rose sharply, provoking considerable unrest.
Third — and most important — a verdict of guilty is expected by many to lead to considerable unrest in Iraq, and perhaps an orgy of violence.
The uncertainty is likely to have caused considerable unrest among the first-team squad with Woodward said to have consulted a host of players about the escalating situation.
Last week UN peacekeeping chief Alain Le Roy warned that Haiti could face a constitutional crisis with the possibility of "considerable unrest and insecurity" if Mr Celestin did not withdraw.
We hope these countries will eventually become mature democracies, but alternatively, or even concurrently, they might become home to a significant terrorist presence and suffer considerable unrest.
