Sentence examples for severe unrest from inspiring English sources

The question is why it caused Shapiro such severe unrest that he poured heart and soul into what is really one very long poem?

Mr. Assad, 45, has stayed out of sight for the past two weeks, during the most severe unrest the country has experienced in decades.

What he has done is ratcheted up tensions between Israel and the Obama administration at a time of severe unrest in the Middle East.

We aimed at a random selection of schools in the area, however logistical and security constraints caused by severe unrest in the region during the course of the survey prevented the access of several far-reaching schools.

That triggered severe political unrest.

The alternative could be severe social unrest and a further crackdown on dissent.

His clients fear severe social unrest if there is a default and a messy exit from the currency, he said.

Tuesday's strike, however, is widely expected to be the prelude to more severe labor unrest later this month, after the government unveils on June 16 plans to overhaul Spain's labor laws.

If China were to fall into a near recession again over an oil price crisis, severe social unrest among its 1.3 billion inhabitants would only be a matter of time.

Greeks now face the prospect of prolonged capital controls, severe political unrest and eventually a confiscation of ordinary citizens' savings to finance a government's withdrawal from the world.

While Japan can boast a degree of social cohesion that is the envy of many nations, the possibility of severe social unrest cannot be underestimated, particularly if the government is deemed not to be handling the crisis in a competent manner.