Sentence examples for intensifying unrest from inspiring English sources

See articleTrying for a new startPetro Poroshenko was inaugurated as Ukraine's president amid intensifying unrest in the east of the country.

The intensifying unrest in Mexico City echoes the 2006 teacher strike in Oaxaca, during which activists seized the city for several months and inspired international labor solidarity campaigns.

Catalans came out onto the streets on Tuesday to condemn the police action, shutting down traffic, public transport and businesses, and stoking fears about intensifying unrest in a region that makes up one-fifth of the Spanish economy.

Twin Blasts in Lebanon Signal Intensifying Unrest.

People in Lebanon Are Killing Each OTwin Over Syria.

The resulting extreme shortages of food, fuel, energy, medicines, and other basic necessities drastically lowered living standards and intensified unrest.

Alarmed by the calls for Mr. Mubarak's prosecution,  the Saudi royal family has for weeks urged Egypt's current military rulers to avoid harsh treatment, fearing that it could intensify unrest in the region, according to Saudi officials and a Western diplomat.

The paradox of our time is that the world, increasingly connected and economically interdependent, is experiencing intensifying popular unrest.

This 'overshoot' is already responsible for a range of overlapping crises - the financial crash, the food crisis, intensifying civil unrest to name just a few - and is likely to worsen without meaningful action.

The overhaul of American assistance, led by the State Department, comes amid increased urgency about an economic crisis that is intensifying social unrest in Pakistan, and about the willingness of the government there to sustain its fight against a raging insurgency in the northwest.

Calls for reform have been intensified by unrest across the US following a series of controversial deaths over the past 16 months.