Sentence examples similar to unrest surfacing from inspiring English sources

Undercurrents of unrest surfaced last year when several complaints led to an internal inquiry by the Office of Professional Responsibility, an internal watchdog unit of the Justice Department.

The release of detainees has been one of their main demands, and some of those freed on Monday came from areas where antigovernment unrest has surfaced.

Although he said it was a "difficult" decision, rumours of unrest had surfaced earlier in 2011 with the British champion said to be unhappy with new defensive tactics he was being asked to use.

The anti-immigrant unrest also surfaced this week in Johannesburg, South Africa's largest city.

But reports of unrest still surface.

We demonstrate how one can generate predictions for several thousand incidents of Latin American civil unrest, often many days in advance, by surfacing informative public posts available on Twitter and Tumblr.

Rumours of unrest within the dressing room surfaced as Pardew and his beleaguered players attempted to re-group ahead of Saturday's difficult trip to Upton Park, prompting the official club website to release quotes from senior men Cheick Tiote and Papiss Cisse last night insisting that all was well.

In contrast, all but one expert placed the likelihood of having either intrusion or magmatic unrest but no surface deformation as low.

Chris Ryan from MTV also found the video similar to the band's musical style, and commented that the slight changes in its pattern "suggest unrest under the surface -- much like the band's pristine, subtly menacing sound".

A video of that shooting surfaced last month, touching off more protests and unrest and prompting calls for better police training, especially on how to deal with the mentally ill.

Reports of unrest among Islamist and Kurdish inmates at Saidnaya prison outside the capital surfaced in early April.