Sentence examples for source of unrest from inspiring English sources

Throughout Umayyad rule Kūfah remained a constant source of unrest.

Al Qaeda is not the only source of unrest.

They are viewed as a source of unrest that could threaten the Communist Party's power.

Retirement insecurity could become an even greater source of unrest than official corruption and malfeasance are today.

The notion of foreign entities owning Nigerian oil continues to be a major source of unrest in oil-producing regions of Nigeria (Mabogunje, p.813).

Contrary to the usual Achaemenid policy, he abolished the ruling "tyrants" and restored democracies in Ionia, thereby removing a major source of unrest.

In an attempt to alleviate the sources of unrest, Mr. Barak today announced a four-year development plan for Israeli Arab communities.

How well companies expand the local economy trumps workplace conditions, product safety and pollution — top concerns for many ordinary Chinese and growing sources of unrest.

Whatever name you use, the struggling economies of the Middle East and North Africa, where unemployment is routinely above fifteen per cent and economic growth is minimal, are now recognized to be potent sources of unrest, as a parade of Presidents and Prime Ministers argued two weeks ago at the U.N. General Assembly.

Call them as the press has—"breeding grounds," "flashpoints," or "powder kegs". Whatever name you use, the struggling economies of the Middle East and North Africa, where unemployment is routinely above fifteen per cent and economic growth is minimal, are now recognized to be potent sources of unrest, as a parade of Presidents and Prime Ministers argued two weeks ago at the U.N. General Assembly.

Also, I believe the US has a double standard in the Middle East - look at Israel and Saudi Arabia, they are sources of unrest but the US has a good relationship with them.