Sentence examples for public unrest from inspiring English sources

He mentioned the possibility of widespread public unrest.

The graphic footage set off waves of public unrest.

Mr. Karoui is accused of "offending decent morals and causing public unrest" in airing the film.

But the government is wary of cutting deeper, fearing public unrest.

In response, Levine wrote that prosecutors were trying to "whip up media frenzy and public unrest".

As long as those things are all true, public unrest is likely to continue.

As public unrest grew, around 2,000 British holidaymakers on holiday were evacuated on the advice of the Foreign Office.

Three years later, the imperial regime fell, exhausted by the war and undermined by broad public unrest.

Democrats hope the intervening weeks and public unrest with the war will cause more Republicans to break with the president.

If Radonski was to win the election and cut back on Chávez's social programs, there could well be public unrest.

And on Sunday, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa abandoned plans to pitch for more investment - as public unrest at home builds.