Sentence examples for unrest intensity from inspiring English sources
The research participants recognised the need for New Zealand's VAL system to accommodate a wide range of volcano types and potential eruption magnitudes, unrest intensity, dormancy periods, eruption and hazard characteristics, and risk environments.
It's been the scene of long-running, low-intensity unrest since 2011 Arab Spring-inspired protests.
Mark Kurlansky's exhaustive study looks for a reason for this intensity of unrest and points to the sudden rise of TV news reporting, where demos and the resulting police brutality could instantly be seen around the world, spreading ideas as never before.
Announcing the new adaptation on Thursday, the BBC said the story of former convict Jean Valjean and police officer Javert's cat-and-mouse relationship, against the epic backdrop of France at a time of civil unrest, had a "striking intensity and relevance to us today".
Unlike the lingering unknown that was the unfilmed death of Michael Brown, Garner's last moments of consciousness and his last hour of life were documented by a bystander, lending an extra dose of intensity to the unrest.
The events of 1964 in Berkeley led to almost a decade of student unrest across the country and around the world, gathering intensity when the protests moved beyond campus issues to the war in Vietnam and social problems.
At home, at least, Mr. Sharon's role at the outset of the unrest has been obscured by the popular preoccupation with the intensity of the Palestinian resistance and by its spillover into Israeli Arab villages and towns.
Other than its sustained intensity – stretching 66 days and counting – the summer's unrest is unusual for its focus on Kashmir's southern valley, deeper inside Indian territory than the traditional rebel heartland along the northern ceasefire line with Pakistan.
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