Sentence examples for volatile suburbs from inspiring English sources
During the autumn 2005 riots that rocked some of Paris's more volatile suburbs, more than 8,800 cars were burned.
China reacted swiftly to the international criticism, comparing its handling of Tibetan protesters to a recent French police raid after rioting in Villiers-le-Bel, a volatile Paris suburb.
The impression of parsimony - prudence, like Nurse Cavell's patriotism, not being enough - had to be created in order to retain the support of the still volatile, but apparently unperceptive, suburbs.
The property may seem a relative discount, at 17% lower than the area's median price, but home values in this suburb of New York City are volatile.
A highly volatile police search was ongoing, with the Watertown suburb to the north-west of the city swarming with large numbers of Swat teams, helicopters and specialist agents of the FBI and ATF.
The city and its suburbs rely less than other regions on manufacturing, a volatile sector that has been shrinking.
Making use of video art, photography, and sound editing, Clauss created a volatile writing device that aesthetically, socially, and politically holds a mirror to the French suburbs.
