Sentence examples similar to pervasive unrest from inspiring English sources
There was pervasive civic and social unrest across the US, bringing issues like racism and justice to the forefront yet again, as well as a historic agreement with China to mitigate carbon emissions.
The State Department said it had made the decision, along with an expanded travel warning, "due to social unrest, violent crime and pervasive food and medicine shortages" in Venezuela.
Last June, the U.S. State Department warned that "political instability, labor unrest, continuing bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies, pervasive corruption, and perennial power shortages create an uncertain environment for foreign and private investment".
In contrast, interpreting volcanic unrest is difficult at silicic volcanoes, since they commonly develop pervasive hydrothermal systems during their long repose periods8,9.
Gorbachev may have sought to combine the best of socialism and capitalism, but for the time being he has achieved pretty much the opposite: Inflation, job insecurity and labor unrest are now added to the familiar list of Soviet economic woes--long lines, pervasive shortages, goods of shoddy quality.
The battle for the English throne between Matilda and her cousin Stephen between 1135 and 1154 – 18 years of unrest "while God and his angels slept" – seemed bleak for fiction, until Ellis Peters (one of four pen names used by Edith Pargeter for her novels; she also translated Czech literature) recognised that the pervasive uncertainty and unrest were the ideal background for mystery novels.
