Sentence examples for riots causes from inspiring English sources

UK SPLIT ON RIOTS CAUSES" was a typical newspaper headline — clearly followed the contours that Hensher lays out when Hanmouth's middle class tries to make sense of the novel's demon-mother, Heidi O'Connor: "One may be cynical, but one does think that moral attitudes and truthfulness and not having your children kidnapped for the sake of the exposure don't go with deprivation.

During the power blackout of 1977, riots caused $1 million damage to his Fedco stores, a warehouse and a computer center.

By April 29, Tallinn's streets were calm again after two nights of riots caused by the statue's removal, but Estonia's electronic Maginot Line was crumbling.

It followed a decision by the Victorian government last week to move up to 40 children from Parkville youth detention centre to a designated unit at Barwon after riots caused significant damage to the former.

Anti-capitalism groups believe the recession and spiralling unemployment will encourage an uprising not seen since the poll tax riots, causing embarrassment to Gordon Brown as he hosts world leaders.

The riots caused a major change in the government's approach to racial issues, and led to the introduction of an aggressive affirmative action policy strongly favouring the Malays, the New Economic Policy NEPP).

The ICM survey of the general population, by contrast, cited poor parenting (86%) and criminality (86%) as the leading riot causes.

According to the university's president, Ebrahim Mohammed Janahi, the rioting caused $5 million in damage.

The riot caused such public distress that the military authorities held a public inquiry in the new national theater.

At least 18 people have been killed in Indonesia after a riot caused by a local boxer losing a fight led to 1,500 people stampeding out the stadium.

The most recent "Doomsday Preppers" included a white family 40 miles from Atlanta that is worried about rioting caused by economic collapse.