Sentence examples for more frequent protests from inspiring English sources

Now, he faces ever more frequent protests led by Russia's urban middle class who want to live in a modern country with independent courts and no corruption.

In recent years wildcat strikes, go-slows and other forms of worker protest have become more frequent.

This began long before the eighteenth century, but during the iconoclastic Enlightenment, and then in the nineteenth century, female protests against misogyny became both more frequent and more pointed.

With the number of frustrated and exhausted refugees increasing, protests and breakouts are becoming more frequent at Röszke Camp.

Protests, so far quite small, have become more frequent in Mezze, to the west, and in the old city itself.

Yet discontent is rising and protests against the lack of electricity are becoming more frequent.

Protests during the 2007-08 food-price crisis were more frequent and more likely to turn violent in countries with the most fragile governments.The gap between the two sets of countries is widening.

Protests from residents against this policy are becoming more frequent, however and insight into their criteria for evaluating historicity is required so that their values may be taken into account in planning procedures.

For more than a year after the group was outlawed, desperate Chinese believers held frequent protests in Tiananmen Square.

In 1965 antiwar protests started — 25,000 students marched on Washington that year — and they grew larger and more frequent.

Deletions grew more frequent.