Sentence examples for turmoil unrest from inspiring English sources

The sell-out away support were always going to cherish every moment of the turmoil, unrest and upset which has embroiled their local rivals in recent weeks.

However happy-go-lucky America seemed during the period, there was a good deal of turmoil, unrest, and hypocrisy, just beneath the surface.

The deputy director of China's National People's Congress Internal and Judicial Affairs Committee, Li Shenming, wrote in the People's Daily: "In today's China, engaging in an election system of one-man-one-vote is bound to quickly lead to turmoil, unrest and even a situation of civil war".

Without such confidence there could be turmoil and unrest at every stage in the coming months.

It was the 1960s, a peak era for manufacturing jobs and the American middle class, that brought so much social turmoil and unrest.

Political turmoil and unrest has destabilized society to the point that publishing itself is regarded with suspicion by the powers that be.

While turmoil and unrest continue in the Middle East, a group of Palestinians and Israelis have united in peace and found common ground -- on a soccer field.

Whereas most of the negative changes were less than 1 percentage point per year, substantial reductions were often observed in the wake of serious turmoil, civil unrest, and war.

No country has experienced so much constant turmoil and political unrest in the past century as Iran.

In other developing markets currencies have tumbled, Arab Spring governments are still in turmoil and social unrest is increasing along with the number of failing states.

In a vicious cycle, the rising political turmoil is sowing unrest in global financial markets, raising the interest rates paid by heavily indebted nations in Europe to ever higher levels and threatening their solvency.