Sentence examples for significant unrest from inspiring English sources

Despite significant unrest in Bujumbura, the election went ahead as scheduled, and Nkurunziza was declared the winner.

The economy continued to lag throughout the 1990s as inflation soared, and a high level of unemployment led to significant unrest.

In 2006, riot police had to be brought in to quell significant unrest after a damning report by the then Chief Inspector of Prisons, Anne Owers.

As an influential captain at Hearts, Pressley famously read out a public statement which pointed to "significant unrest" within the dressing room.

"If it is close," said Anneke Van Woudenberg, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch, "the chance for significant unrest is high".

Large pockets of the country have slipped into recession, and many economists warn that if growth falls much further, the government could face significant unrest in the industrial northeast, where unemployment exceeds 30percentt in some places.

Significant civil unrest followed; in response, the government declared a state of emergency.

Beyond its huge debt, Greece has a large deficit and is struggling with high unemployment and significant public unrest over austerity measures it has been forced to impose.

This was not considered an unmitigated success domestically, and there was significant internal unrest due to a lack of definite targets.

The charges against Abhisit – who came to power after a 2006 military coup ousted Yingluck's brother, the former PM Thaksin – come at a time of significant political unrest.

Vera Chan was also sympathetic to the Senator: Sometimes I think we younger Americans who haven't lived through a major war or significant civil unrest just can't fathom and therefore understand how dehumanizing war is...