Sentence examples for protest driven from inspiring English sources

The junta came to power at a moment very much like this one, when masses rose up in a similar peaceful nationwide protest driven by similar economic and political grievances.

This violence captures the media's attention, drowns out the progressive messages of a protest, drives away people who would join a cause, gives cover to the violent right-wing extremists and allows right-wing politicians such as President Trump to get away with blaming both sides equally.

Activists with the "Let Our Families Go" protest drove from Ann Arbor, Michigan, to Tornillo, Texas.

An oncologist with a busy schedule of appointments each workday, she didn't have a chance to pay her respects to the victims until more than two weeks after the protest drove out Yanukovich.

It should be, because local protests – driven partly by the 1986 Chernobyl accident – meant it never started operation.

The first Inauguration of George W. Bush, in 2001, saw mass protests driven by the sentiment that the election had been stolen.

The revolution had started on that day five years ago with street protests driven largely by outrage over the impunity of the country's police force.

A fuel price increase – and the associated increase in the price of commodities – has sparked nationwide #OccupyNigeria protests, driven largely by young people mobilising themselves via social media, mobile phones and word-of-mouth.

The U.S. Embassy in Cairo was also stormed amid protests, driven by a little-known film that depicts the Prophet Muhammad in a negative light and has circulated on the Internet, but no Americans were wounded during that incident.

In 1992, protests drove Thailand's army out of power.

But public protests drove him from both communities.