Sentence examples for unrest sparked from inspiring English sources

Unrest, sparked above all by the Nazis, kept mounting.

Both began with civil unrest sparked via digital and social media – followed by tanks.

Meanwhile, as looting and unrest sparked by the political conflict continued, the interim government authorized the use of deadly force to restore order.

Other outbreaks of unrest, sparked by an obscure Internet video that was conceived to provoke Muslims, were reported across the Arab world, from Morocco to Yemen.

Craig Flourney, chair of the ICP, said there were parallels between the McKinney incident and recent unrest sparked by racial tension in Ferguson, Cleveland and Baltimore.

Guindy was arrested during a week of civil unrest sparked by protests against Morsi's presidency that left nearly 60 dead and more than 1,000 injured across Egypt.

Egypt unrest sparks brain drain fear Jump to media player Continuing unrest in Egypt has seen increasing numbers of its middle class thinking about emigrating, prompting fears of a brain drain and concern for the country's economic future.

These factors undoubtedly contributed to the unrest that sparked the civil war four years ago and today's migration emergency.

The unrest was sparked by his decision in late September to dissolve a parliament increasingly opposed to his economic reforms.

The unrest was sparked by anger over the passing of Freddie Gray, 25, who died of a broken spine after being arrested last week.

The nationwide unrest was sparked by a parliamentary bill seen as a ploy to extend the rule of Congo's divisive president, Joseph Kabila.