Sentence examples for outbreak of unrest from inspiring English sources

For many the only surprise is that the outbreak of unrest has not happened earlier.

QUESTION FROM TOD: What was so surprising about the outbreak of unrest in Egypt?

In 2010, several thousand youths rioted outside the Kremlin in a similar outbreak of unrest.

The riots echoed a more serious outbreak of unrest across France in 2005, when thousands of cars were burned during weeks of clashes with the police.

Most of all, the new outbreak of unrest across North Africa is a reminder that the meaning of the history of the Arab Spring remains bitterly contested.

One protester held a sign saying that there would be an outbreak of unrest in Iraq if the government restricted freedoms and failed to provide better services.

Outbreaks of unrest, many of them the result of land grabs by local-government officials, are increasingly frequent.

According to a spokesman for the Commission on Racial Equality, which monitors race relations in Britain, the two outbreaks of unrest were most likely caused by a number of common factors.

The researchers believe such comments are usually posted in "bursts", timed to coincide with politically sensitive periods, such as Communist party meetings, outbreaks of unrest and public holidays.

Some felt strongly that entrenched inequalities underlay the outbreaks of unrest; others rejected entirely the idea that political grievances could explain rioting.

The demonstrations were less than six weeks before Beijing hosts the Olympic Games, and security officials are deeply worried about potential outbreaks of unrest across China.