Sentence examples for prolonged unrest from inspiring English sources

Any prolonged unrest will, therefore, force Egypt to make more tough choices.

The prospect of prolonged unrest, outright anarchy or sudden regime change confronts all Syria's neighbours, as well as allies such as Iran, Lebanon's Shia party-cum-militia, Hizbullah, and various Palestinian factions, including the Islamist movement, Hamas, with a conundrum.Most of them would rather Mr Assad stayed.

Fearing prolonged unrest and a showdown in the streets between Mr Morsi's supporters and opponents, many Egyptians have stocked up on basic food supplies and fuel.

Thailand's economy contracted 2.1percentt in the first quarter of 2014 largely because of the prolonged unrest, which has frightened off tourists and dented confidence, bringing fears of recession.

The Muromachi period was thus a time of prolonged civil unrest, remarkable social fluidity, and creativity.

The FFS continues to accuse the authorities of having fomented and deliberately prolonged the unrest.

The report is yet another problem for Canada's largest airline, which has been facing prolonged labor unrest and flight cancellations.

The challenge of living with a volcano becomes particularly complex in the case of high uncertainty regarding the potential magnitude and duration of activity (Fiske [1984]), prolonged periods of unrest (Marti et al. [2009]) or during long-lived crises.

The international community is ramping up pressure to avoid prolonged martial rule or further unrest in Burkina Faso, a country of relative stability in a volatile region marked by coups and power grabs.

This type of degassing and related heat transfer, a necessary constraint to sustain a hydrothermal system, can explain prolonged periods of non-magmatic unrest, as there is no evidence of migration from a magma reservoir.

Some analysts fear the austerity measures could push Greece into a deeper and prolonged recession and spur widespread social unrest.