Sentence examples for unrest triggered from inspiring English sources

"They definitely realize," he said, "the immense potential of unrest triggered by their actions".

The UPD president, Zedi Feruzi was fatally shot in May during weeks of unrest triggered by Nkurunziza's bid for a third term in power.

Niyombare announced earlier in the week that Nkurunziza had been ousted after weeks of civil unrest triggered by the president's attempt to stand for a third term.

The attack came as Egypt's tourist economy struggles to recover from unrest triggered by the Arab Spring and military coup in 2013.

Theresa Villiers, the Northern Ireland secretary, has said that political leaders in Northern Ireland have been urged to take "bold moves" to restore peace following the unrest triggered by the Union Flag row.

Egypt's tourist economy is struggling to recover from unrest triggered by the Arab Spring and military coup in 2013, and travel agencies were already reporting people cancelling trips to Hurghada today.

Within the scope of the present study, the introduction of seismic events as a possible "eruption or unrest trigger" should be supported by (1) the probability of coincidence between an earthquake and an eruption, or an earthquake and an evolution from volcanic quiescence to unrest, and (2) the state of unrest of the volcano before the earthquake.

The unrest was triggered by the president's decision to seek another five years in office.

In Toxteth in Liverpool, for example, unrest was triggered in 1981 after police pursued a man they wrongly suspected had stolen a motorbike, then arrested a nearby student for assault when he attempted to intervene.

The latest wave of unrest was triggered by the death of Burhan Wani, a separatist militant who was cornered by Indian security officials in the remote area of Kokernang and shot in early July.

The unrest was triggered primarily by food shortages in the city, which were caused by the wider problems of a worsening economy and repeated failures on the battlefields of World War I.