Sentence examples for level of unrest in from inspiring English sources

The level of unrest in Salford was underestimated.

One thing that works for Mr. Obama, experts say, is the level of unrest in the culture.

The UNHCR claims that the increase is primarily the result of the increased level of unrest in Somalia, Afghanistan and Iraq.

Violence has been an ongoing part of her world for her whole life, off and on, but in the last week there's been an increase in the level of unrest in her community, both between the internal Palestinian factions of Hamas and Fatah, and in the form of air strikes from the Israeli Air Force.

"We are confident that such efforts will result in a substantial decrease in the level of unrest," the memo says, "but we must also stress that confidence-building measures cannot be held hostage to an unattainable and unnecessary standard.

Unpopular political and economic developments also led to protests, including those in 2006, 2008, and the unprecedented level of unrest of 2011.

At the same time, the level of unrest across the globe has been extraordinary: from the Central American spring in Honduras and Guatemala to the student demonstrations in South Africa.

But the level of labor unrest in China this year has not yet matched 2010, when a surge in inflation sparked a wave of worker demands for higher pay, Mr. Crothall said.

At Broughton Hall, Murphy predicts the level of unrest over Ofsted will continue to rise.

Bradley acknowledged the level of unrest and also said he would take the blame.

Often, the VAL was changed from the 'Normal' or 'Background' level to a higher level of unrest, but no further.