Sentence examples for stir unrest from inspiring English sources

India has acceded but, in return, has made the reasonable demand that Pakistan not try to stir unrest in India.

Both Turkey and Iran worry that an independence vote by Iraqi Kurds will stir unrest among their own Kurdish minorities.

The reports indicated that the government was reviving old accusations against the activists about working on behalf of foreign powers to stir unrest in Egypt.

The Bosnian crisis was settled, but the Serbs felt their national pride deeply wounded and continued to stir unrest in the South Slav provinces of the Habsburg monarchy.

Bat Ayin residents said in recent days that they were unfairly targeted, and some alleged that Palestinians threw the firebomb to stir unrest.

The government blames the political opposition, accusing it of waging an "economic war" to stir unrest and oust President Nicolás Maduro from power.

Historically, high inflation has stirred unrest in China.

The charges against Mr. Dias stirred unrest late Wednesday in Dakar, the nation's capital.

The death of the prisoner has also stirred unrest in the West Bank.

Although the run-off itself was largely peaceful, the result quickly stirred unrest in the loser's camp.

In Yemen, aggressive Saudi-Wahhabi proselytising, starting in the 1990s, stirred unrest among the Zaidi communities (a branch of Shia Islam), which then led to a series of Houthi uprisings.