Sentence examples for violent outbreak of from inspiring English sources

The violent outbreak of religious fanaticism in 1860 led to direct European involvement in the region, particularly in the area of modern-day Lebanon.

While the Shanghai protests were peaceful, a violent outbreak of rioting occurred in late June in Weng'an, a remote township in Guizhou province.

Except that they just had a kind of violent outbreak of citizens concerned about their country's policies regarding foreigners.

With the latter's strong encouragement, in July 2000 President Clinton convened the ill-fated Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David, which fomented the violent outbreak of the Second Intifada.

The days and nights that followed passed in a natural or induced coma, interrupted by violent outbreaks of emotion.

A private prison for illegal immigrants in Mississippi remained on lockdown Tuesday after a violent outbreak on Sunday that ended with the death of a guard and 20 people injured.

"This was probably the most violent outbreak here," the new commander of the detention camp, Rear Adm. Harry B. Harris, Jr., said Friday.

Whatever its cause, this violent outbreak in Lower Artibonite provoked the flight of persons and resulted in a wave of epidemics that spread centrifugally and overwhelmed the nascent sanitarian response.

Despite the relative socio-economic and security improvements in the West Bank, recent low-level violent clashes between Israel and the Palestinians in East Jerusalem and Hebron are feared to constitute a forerunner of another major violent outbreak that could torpedo any prospect for a peaceful solution in the foreseeable future.

In February 1922 the movement seemed to be on the crest of a rising wave, but, alarmed by a violent outbreak in Chauri Chaura, a remote village in eastern India, Gandhi decided to call off mass civil disobedience.

But they pointed out that none of New Jersey's prisons or jails suffered such a violent outbreak during the storm.