Sentence examples for was growing unrest from inspiring English sources

There was growing unrest from some of the men present: titters, outright laughter, groans and sighs.

There was growing unrest when a section of home fans approached the directors' box and made clear their frustration.

"We had known there was growing unrest and that students planned to march," he said, "but I don't believe anyone had anticipated the scale of the protest or the reaction on the 16 June.

There was growing unrest in the country and a series of strikes forced Jaruzelski to begin negotiations with Solidarity in 1989.

There was growing unrest in the country and a series of strikes forced him to begin negotiations with Solidarity in 1989.

There is growing unrest, borne out by those figures.

After a decade of prosperity for American universities, there is growing unrest on campuses as graduate students and adjunct professors focus increasingly on bread-and-butter issues and turn for help to an unlikely place: labor unions.

There has been growing unrest among large sections of the support about Van Gaal's handling of the team and the way they play but Ferguson, who still attends almost every match home and away, insisted they should not be too quick to judge.

There has been growing unrest in the country after he failed to step down when his second and final term in office ran out in December.

Meanwhile, there is growing unrest.

Qarawat Bani Hassan Mayor Aziz Assi said criticism of the municipality is pointed on social networks and there's growing unrest among villagers.