Sentence examples for sporadic demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Amazingly there are still sporadic demonstrations throughout the city during the day.

The reductions, first announced last year, have stirred sporadic demonstrations by officers, and some longtime generals have resigned in protest or been pushed out.

He said all large retail companies, Indian and foreign, should brace themselves for sporadic demonstrations, adding that "these are not mass movements".

To be sure, there have been sporadic demonstrations in Saudi Arabia and in Kuwait, where labor strife appears on the upswing.

Other European countries have seen mass street protests, and the birth of anti-austerity parties; in Britain, there have been just a few sporadic demonstrations.

But there have been sporadic demonstrations protesting alleged government corruption and demanding the resignation of the prime minister, Sheik Nasser al-Mohammed al-Ahmed al-Sabah.

Nevertheless, the sporadic demonstration of VZV DNA within the synovial joint cavity might also indicate a possible epiphenomenon of viral replication associated either with the primary immune disturbances of these disorders or with the immune depression produced by therapeutic drugs, which are commonly administered to patients with RA or with ASA.

He sang rather tuneless protest songs, accompanying himself on a guitar, and had been a fixture of the small, sporadic radical demonstrations held around town.

After his ouster they appeared to fade away except for sporadic, small street demonstrations.

So long as so many people continue to get rich so fast, China's sporadic strikes and demonstrations do not seem likely to evolve into a fresh challenge to the Communist Party's right to rule.However, it is not just wealth that has dulled the appetite for democracy.

Iran is a land of work stoppages, student demonstrations and sporadic commemoration of symbolic events.