Sentence examples for spark unrest from inspiring English sources

Leaders worry that steep increases could spark unrest.

The Chinese government is terrified of inflation, which it fears might spark unrest.

The Communist Party is terrified of credit bubbles, the bursting of which might spark unrest.

A victory for Mr Jonathan could, meanwhile, spark unrest in the north.

The legal crackdown comes in an atmosphere of acute suspicion, after Mr. Putin accused foreign governments of using nonprofits to penetrate Russian society and spark unrest.

But they warn that global warming is predicted to bring more severe climate events, and that some could hit countries where they could spark unrest.

Rigging elections for a presidential candidate who has no public support can spark unrests, instability and eventually mark the end of the regime.

The increases are already sparking unrest from Haiti to Egypt.

Israel last did so in 2012, sparking unrest in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

Last May and June, anti-government protests in Istanbul's Gezi Park sparked unrest across Turkey.

Famine and renewed bouts of the plague continued throughout the 14th century, sparking unrest among the politically unrepresented population.