Sentence examples for potential unrest from inspiring English sources

The United States and several other nations issued travel warnings that cited potential unrest.

Secretary Powell and his staff noted the sharp concerns reported by American ambassadors in Arab states about potential unrest.

A leading foreign expert on Laos saw this as the major source of potential unrest and, possibly, of change.

This week the Saudi king, Abdullah, announced a $36bn£22bnbn) package of benefits designed to head off any potential unrest.

Not for the first time in European history, differing perceptions of German power contain the seeds of much potential unrest.

The Prison Service's "gold command" headquarters operation is remaining in place, monitoring all prisons in England and Wales for signs of potential unrest.

Ali Ansari, who heads the Institute for Iranian Studies at St Andrews University in Scotland, warned: "The potential for unrest is high".

"They definitely realize," he said, "the immense potential of unrest triggered by their actions".

The gloom of potential labor unrest has even made its way to Twitter.

The result is that "poor people are not being well served and there is a much enhanced potential for unrest and for homelessness".

He is in the final year of his contract, and he faces an uncertain future that may even be affected by potential labor unrest.