Sentence examples for increasing unrest from inspiring English sources

The decline has caused increasing unrest, including road blockades by the unemployed around the country.

In March 1911, against the background of increasing unrest in Macedonia, Ferdinand appointed a new government under Ivan Geshov to begin negotiations for an anti-Turkish alliance.

The cumulative effects of the disaster displaced population, famine, and epidemics led to increasing unrest, civil war, and a migration southward.

Mr. Weil had homes in his native Tashkent and in Seattle, to which he moved his wife and two daughters in the 1990s because of increasing unrest in Uzbekistan.

And a slight majority said Mrs. Clinton was the stronger advocate of Israel, despite Mr. Lazio's escalating attacks on her Middle East views at a time of increasing unrest in the region.

More recently, Bahrain's national assembly made 22 recommendations, all of which were endorsed by the king of Bahrain, which it claims are necessary in response to increasing unrest in Bahrain.

With increased unrest and violence in Colombia, more traffickers have been seeking a safe haven in Panama.

His reforms negatively affected the already stagnant economy, which led to greater debt, higher taxes, and increased unrest in the countryside.

Increased unrest at Fogo in late 2014 lead to progressive raising of the alert level within the established scheme (Faria 2010; Faria and Fonseca 2014) (Table 2).

The move comes as French workers show increased unrest in the face of the economic slowdown, which is not yet a technical recession in France.

In the early 1980s, increasing political unrest culminated in a rebellion in the city by the Muslim Brotherhood in February 1982.