Sentence examples for sudden unrest from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blair pointedly stressed last week that no responsible government could make sound policy based on reactive moves to sudden unrest.

Against a backdrop of a long-term decline in all crime in the city, as well as a 10% decline for the year, the sudden unrest has caused some alarm.The real challenge will come when crime rates bottom out nationally, as one day they will.

Thus, while the demise of Communism in Poland occurred through negotiations rather than sudden unrest, no one was truly prepared for it, not for the political freedom or for the inflation and unemployment brought by the market economy or for the invasion of American popular culture.

But there are also a great many observers abroad who rather conspiratorially link the U.S. to the sudden spike of unrest among China's Uighurs in Xinjiang some months ago.

In general, any snow-capped volcano is lahar-prone even during stages of non-magmatic unrest, when sudden snow melt is induced (e.g., Cotopaxi, Ecuador, Hall et al. [2004]; Mothes et al. [2004], Pistolesi et al. [2013], [2014]).

Tahrir Square has witnessed a sudden increase in political unrest since Nov. 19 as citizens awaited the parliamentary elections.

Indeed, whether by design or by accident some sudden flare-up of social unrest, an economic upset in the wider world to which China is opening up, a confrontation over Taiwan its grip seems set to become ever more fragile.

The sudden ousting of Mr Mubarak and the unrest in Libya, Bahrain, Yemen, Iran and Algeria (which between them supply a tenth of the world's oil) had added 20% to oil prices by the middle of this week.

King Abdullah added that more reforms would be announced, including new election and political party laws, but warned that sudden change could lead to "chaos and unrest" like in other Arab countries.

"This new unrest indicates a possibility for sudden explosions of ash to occur at any time, and ash clouds exceeding 20,000 feet above sea level may develop," the observatory said in its advisory.

Health service provision is inadequate, subject to sudden disruption in times of extreme political unrest, and does not respond to people's needs efficiently [ 2].