Sentence examples for rising unrest from inspiring English sources

Lack of healthcare, poverty, pollution and rising unrest and crime are all problems linked to booming populations, he said.

The labor law, implemented in January of 2008, was supposed to blunt rising unrest among Chinese workers.

There were warning signs over the last two years about rising unrest among young people in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Domestically, China entered a new era of slower economic growth in 2014 and also faced rising unrest in the autonomous region of Xinjiang.

If anything, since the party's 18th National Congress last fall, some leaders, alarmed by rising unrest and a slowing economy, have promoted Maoist campaigns similar to Mr. Bo's.

Government officials are clearly concerned by the prospect of rising unrest among jobless migrants, and water shortages and failed crops only heighten those worries.

Across the globe, they've been faced with elections, ever increasing cost of living, and rising social unrest.

But in the last few years, amid rising social unrest, the government has intensified its efforts at "preserving stability".

Domestic politics in Vietnam in 2008 were shaped largely by economic issues and concern over rising social unrest.

The cable says that the nuclear test had been done at a time when the Indian government was tackling an economic slowdown, increasing discontent and rising political unrest.

But that support has diminished, the analysts say, as Iran's economy buckles under international sanctions over its nuclear program and Syria's government battles rising popular unrest.