Sentence examples for unrest off from inspiring English sources
"With the club continuing to rebuild following financial unrest off the field, this season they'll be one of the most exciting but still unknown prospects".
There is further unrest off the field as managing director Derek Shaw has been told to stay away from Ewood Park during an investigation into the compensation owed to Berg.
If I felt unrest off the field, or things were not clicking well in the family, I didn't do very well on the field.
"Why did the unrest take off?" asked Liu Junning, a liberal political scientist in Beijing.
The seven killings all occurred against a backdrop of political unrest set off by the coup that ousted President Manuel Zelaya 13 months ago.
But American officials, fearful of fanning more unrest, put off what economists say are crucial steps toward a functioning market economy and an end to rampant smuggling.
The protests were the latest in a wave of unrest touched off by monthlong demonstrations in Tunisia that led to the ouster of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the authoritarian leader who ruled for 23 years and fled two weeks ago.
But Mr Caldera still faces labour unrest, sparked off by his attempts at economic austerity, and renewed whispers of a possible coup.The public-sector doctors have settled their grievances.
There is even talk of another wave of nationwide unrest, set off both by the new law and by resentment over living standards, which remain miserably low even when Russia is awash with oil money.Managers are twitchy.
Such confessions, almost always extracted under duress, are part of an effort to recast the civil unrest set off by Iran's disputed presidential election as a conspiracy orchestrated by foreign nations, human rights groups say.
The wave of unrest set off by the video, posted online in the United States two months ago and dubbed into Arabic for the first time eight days ago, has further underscored the instability of the countries that cast off their longtime dictators in the Arab Spring revolts.
