Sentence examples for societal unrest from inspiring English sources

The Council for the Admission of Criminal Justice ruled that Van der Graaf's rights had priority "over societal unrest and the risks that allowing furloughs may bring".

Instead what we witnessed was a sustained attempt by the political elite to slam the lid on the boiling pot of societal unrest.

Warn policymakers, military and civilian authorities of threats, such as economic instability, state failure, societal unrest and emergence of regional powers.

In March 2009, the international immigration analyst Arno Tanner warned that in Africa "the mixture of rising food prices, increasing difficulty to secure international loans, deteriorating export avenues, and shrinking labour markets will cause brain drain, societal unrest, and conflict".

The Teochews are like the other coastal communities in China in the provinces of Guangzhou, Fujian and Zhejiang, who because of natural disasters, societal unrest and poor economic conditions, decided to leave home in search of a better living.

In fact, it seems much more likely to lead to a huge amount of political and societal unrest, all stoked by Trump and those who have been convinced from Day One that the deep state is out to get him.

In many ways, the state of knowledge on the role of climate change in driving societal disasters (wars and unrest) is similar to that of its role in driving meteorological disasters (particularly hurricanes).

So one of the themes this year that we've been relatively cautious on is the manifestation of societal acrimony to social unrest to potential, you know, geopolitical, you know, strife in some capacity.

On the eve of the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it is worth remembering that we Americans have survived the worst of times -- the Great Depression and deep recessions, a bloody civil war and two World Wars, political unrest and societal upheaval -- only to reemerge stronger and more vital as a nation.

There are deep-rooted societal issues behind the recent unrest that must be properly addressed to avoid a repetition in the future.

Syrians had electricity and water when they rose up against Assad in 2011; it is Syria's underlying societal problems that spawned the unrest and spurred Islamist extremist recruitment.