Sentence examples for surging unrest from inspiring English sources

Popular resentment of Taraki's drastic policy changes triggered surging unrest throughout the country, reducing government control to only a limited area.

Over the past month oil prices have surged amid unrest in the crude-producing nations of the Middle East and North Africa.

But think back to the mid-1970s, ween we had hyper-inflation, surging oil, labour unrest and the Cold War.

Investors have largely shrugged off several of these unexpected developments recently, including the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, but the situation in Egypt has the potential to cause more widespread uncertainty, especially if oil and other commodities keep surging or the unrest spreads to more countries in the Middle East.

The world faces an oil supply crunch, according to oil services companies who have most to gain from surging prices and the unrest in north Africa and the Middle East.

All of this because the local government here in northeastern Diyala Province recently dared to raise a simple but explosive question, one that is central to the unrest now surging through Iraq's shaky democracy: Should a post-American Iraq exist as one unified nation, or will it split into a loose confederation of islands unto themselves?

We've seen bouts of unrest already surging across the world -- from riots in Greece, to the Occupy movement, to the indignados in Spain -- but these things are only going to get worse.

But numbers to Italy surged back amid unrest in Libya and Tunisia.

Unrest surged again in November after a grand jury decided not to charge the officer, Darren Wilson, over the death of the unarmed teenager.

Surging food prices sparked the unrest that's storming through Tunisia, Egypt and other countries.

The scope and nature of workers' boundaries may also underlie dynamics of collective unrest, which is surging among China's workers who seek secure livelihoods (Friedman 2014).