Sentence examples for unrest it from inspiring English sources

Shot in a Los Angeles still hurting from its 1992 civil unrest, it features Angela Bassett (whose bare, sculptured arms outmuscle those of Michelle Obama) rescuing a hapless white man (Ralph Fiennes) who, despite being the narrative's center, never becomes its hero.

Daryl F. Gates, whose aggressive approach to law enforcement as chief of the Los Angeles Police Department was both admired for its innovation and criticized for the racial unrest it provoked, died Friday at his home in Dana Point, Calif.

Other analysts, however, point to a positive effect of the unrest: it could deprive Iran of a reliable ally in extending its influence over Lebanon, Hezbollah and the Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza.

The government quickly released emergency food in late January to quell the unrest, it added.

But they are clearly pleased with the unrest it has created.

The depression that followed was marked by high unemployment and industrial unrest; it lasted almost 20 years.

"Not caring about the instability of these countries really would hurt our economic future quite dramatically, whether it's unrest, whether it's disease," Gates told BBC News.

The government accused it of inciting unrest after it broadcast a statement from one of its owners, Badri Patarkatsishvili, calling for the end of Mr. Saakashvili's government.

Keoghan: Well, sometimes, we might be going to a particular country and then there's, you know, political unrest, or it's deemed that it's not safe for us to go somewhere.

French rap may not always be explicit in its response to social unrest but it remains more political than its British or US cousins.

Not only does the ongoing unrest make it difficult, sometimes impossible, to create functioning medical facilities but it is also a drain on resources.