Sentence examples for make unrest from inspiring English sources

"They wanted to make unrest here," he said.

"Syria is trying to make unrest in Iraq to take the attention off the unrest going on there," Mr. Resha said.

Tanzania's government has clamped down: last month it banned an independent newspaper, accusing it of fomenting tribal and religious divisions.Economic woes may make unrest more likely.

Franz Ferdinand was well aware of the risk of an attempt on his life – his uncle had survived an attempt a few years earlier – and had been warned that his visit was likely to make unrest in Sarajevo worse.

In using a press conference to ramp up the threat of violence, the police are precriminalising protest, making unrest more likely in the process.

Not only would there have been collateral damage, but it would just have made unrest throughout the whole Middle East".

"We don't want these arrests to make any unrest in the neighborhood," the sheik said.

An attempt to prolong his rule by further electoral fraud could produce unrest, even violence, making it difficult for Yugoslavia to end its economic and political isolation from the rest of Europe.

Their unprecedented weight made for unrest back stage.

Another factor is the financial crisis, which has made mass unrest more likely.

While a total of 44 arrests were made, the unrest was said to be less intense than on Monday night in the immediate aftermath of the grand jury decision.