Sentence examples for very unrest from inspiring English sources

By prescribing harsh austerity in answer to debt crises, the International Monetary Fund often creates the very unrest Washington fears.

And now the near-universal consensus about that mess is that, with their reckless brutality, the authorities stoked the very unrest they were hoping to quell.

It was only the very recent unrest in the region that has thrown a spanner in the works.

Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies to Marrakech from Bristol, East Midlands, Luton and Stansted from £62 return Average high: October 27C, November 20C Unlike its neighbours, Jordan experienced very little unrest during the Arab spring.

there is a very strong unrest in Pakistan.

"If we're going into the 1930s," he said, "it'll be survivalism, and we'll have very substantial social unrest".

"Very unfortunately, [the unrest in] 1989 marked an end to any progress with inner-party democracy, if not a retreat from it," Mr Bao says.Despite its proclaimed stability, the party is still fearful of a Soviet-style collapse.

The president of the International Olympic Committee has told colleagues at a meeting in the Chinese capital that he is "very concerned" about unrest in Tibet, as protests continue to flare in other parts of the country.

It was a thoroughly dramatic day all round, with some very minor crowd unrest at one stage as a group of Spanish fans booed the judges over a perceived scoring injustice and briefly seemed to become involved with a German section.

If the recession lasts for very much longer, political unrest is sure to mount, and the currency zone could well break up.

"Algeria's violent civil war of the 1990s still marks the population and means that Arab-spring style unrest is very unlikely".