Sentence examples for protests added from inspiring English sources
"What is more dangerous for financial speculation?" The protests added to the chaos.
But the protests added to a sense of youthful volatility.An official report into the public finances in 2012 warned that a combination of slower growth and the demographic bulge could be "politically destabilising".
The native of Owens Mills, Maryland – just outside of Baltimore, where the 2015 death of Freddie Gray spawned weeks of protests – added: "And to be able to trust in police and authority figures, but also be able to respect them as well".
He is very concerned with the situation in #Bahrain and with Abdulhadi Alkhawaja — Dr Ala'a Shehabi (@alaashehabi) April 10 , 2012Ms. Shehabi, whose husband was sentenced to three years in jail last June by the same court that handed Mr. Khawaja a life term for his part in pro-democracy protests, added that the head of Formula One said that he was told Mr. Khawaja was being fed.
"They kept asking who was organising the protests," adds Par Par.
On the other hand, passivity in the face of the protests adds to a sense of lawlessness.
Revolutions, if that is what the protests add up to, as this book passionately argues, can make fools of excited writers as well as complacent politicians.
An analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Bin Wang, said that Japanese auto dealers in Guangdong province had seen sales fall about 60 percent since the protests, adding that the slowdown had bolstered sales for German, American and Korean brands.
Many of the hospital's wounded said they did not regret joining the protests, adding that they would do so again if it would help improve their lives and those of their families.
The junta said Wednesday that it had detained nearly 3,000 people in connection with the protests, adding that hundreds remained in custody and that it was still hunting for others.
However, what these protests add up to is a purely negative gesture of angry rejection and an equally abstract demand for justice, lacking the ability to translate this demand into a concrete political programme.
