Sentence examples for sort of unrest from inspiring English sources

After all, Leicester has not seen the sort of unrest that characterised places such as Bradford in the early 2000s.

It took city authorities 13 months to share the footage, fearful of the sort of unrest that occurred in Ferguson and other US cities in response to police killings of young black men.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned in his weekly radio address that the demonstrations could lead to the sort of unrest seen during the so-called Arab Spring wave of protests in the Middle East.

There's a Chinese expression, "Kill the chicken to scare the monkey," and this may have been what he had in mind -- that there was sort of unrest of some kind, or at least unrest by Lee Kuan Yew's very narrow definition of it, anyway, among Singapore students.

But missing from them was the sort of connectedness to a more collective form of unrest, which seems to have linked recent incidents, even if only in theory.

The social threat is that high unemployment leads to the sort of social unrest seen in Ferguson, Missouri, over the past two weeks.

China's stability-obsessed rulers get nervous about any sort of protest or unrest.

The Saudi guard consists of all the various Bedouin tribes and other deep desert dwellers of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and they act as a sort of insurance policy against unrest and insurrection — an always-on-call counterinsurgency force.

LAST year, the borough of Hackney suffered the sort of financial chaos and civil unrest more commonly associated with Latin America than with London.

Many foreign companies have extensive manufacturing or production operations in China that potentially could be vulnerable to the same sort of plant-by-plant labor unrest playing out for Honda.

The idea is that developing countries with vast natural resources are twenty times more likely to have civil unrest, a sort of paradox of abundance.