Sentence examples for unrest a from inspiring English sources
Songs written in times of civil unrest, a snapshot of that moment in history.
In 2009, following months of political unrest, a transitional regime came to power.
In 1986, amid growing unrest, a popular uprising forced Baby Doc into exile.
In a replication of a well-documented model of civil unrest, a statistically significant difference in emergent population behavior is demonstrated as a consequence of different activation patterns.
One participant called the unrest a "Revolution of the Hungry," and that frustration was pronounced down the street.
They have accused the US and other foreign countries of fomenting the unrest, a charge they have denied.
A Level C would reflect strong unrest, a Level D moderate unrest and a Level E weak unrest or possible instrument problems.
A bearish minority, however, reads the warning signs — labor unrest, a housing bubble, an unprecedented investment binge — as a sign of impending collapse.
On Monday a Baku court charged four opposition leaders with organizing mass unrest, a crime that carries a maximum sentence of three years.
Southern Kyrgyzstan, the region which suffered from civil unrest a month ago, is now facing a potential threat to the health of its children.
And in an unusually prompt trial -- apparently a reflection of Chinese leaders' fears of further unrest -- a Xilinhot court on Wednesday handed down a death sentence to the Han driver convicted of running down Mergen, the Mongolian herdsman.
