Sentence examples for led to rioting from inspiring English sources

Previous mayors have attempted to physically remove unregistered vendors from Mercado Central, which led to rioting.

The removal of food subsidies caused massive increases in the price of basic foodstuffs and led to rioting.

Her 1996 film Fire caused much harrumphing at its anodyne depiction of middle-class lesbianism, while its sequel, Water (2005), led to rioting.

The gas station at which Martin died is only five miles west of Ferguson, Missouri where a police officer killed black teenager Michael Brown in August - an incident that led to rioting.

In January, Mr. Gbagbo complained that the voter list contained too many "foreigners," a loaded term in a country hostile to immigrants where xenophobic appeals have led to rioting.

His death later led to rioting in the city.

With the gang cutting a swath of terror through upper-class London, it falls to Sir John and friends to solve the crimes before racism leads to rioting.

The unequal access to electricity has previously led to riots.

This has led to riots by disabled SPLA veterans and mutinies by soldiers.

The overcrowding has led to riots, suicides and killings of inmates and guards over the last several years.

In 1931 the demand for enosis led to riots in Nicosia.