Sentence examples for worldwide unrest from inspiring English sources
The 1960s witnessed such worldwide unrest, often with more radical agendas for change and calls for revolution.
Rising food prices could spark worldwide unrest and threaten political stability, the UN's top humanitarian official warned yesterday after two days of rioting in Egypt over the doubling of prices of basic foods in a year and protests in other parts of the world.
Their model identified a precise threshold for global food prices that, if breached, would lead to worldwide unrest.
This planetary event is heralding the escalation of worldwide unrest, mainly due to the formation of a seriously tense configuration with Pluto in the sign of Capricorn.
General unrest not expected.
Is the current worldwide social unrest — with food inflation and a wealth gap — an unintended byproduct of QE lending practices?
In this case, prior information was derived from the worldwide database of unrest at calderas similar to CFc (Newhall and Dzurisin 1988).
And the director of the Central Intelligence Agency has said that climate change is a cause of geopolitical instability — exacerbating political crises and contributing to food insecurity that causes unrest worldwide.
The food crisis in 2008 (Von Braun 2008), which triggered socio-political unrest worldwide, has given us a first glimpse of what is to come if we do not succeed in providing sufficient food at affordable costs, long term and in a sustainable way.
Hurricane Sandy is just the latest in a barrage of unsettling events (tsunamis, earthquakes, droughts, worldwide economic crises, Arab unrest) fueling sales of so-called emergency food, typically freeze-dried and vacuum-packed with a 30-year shelf life.
Its conception had a specific locale, but whokill's sweltering, shimmering mix of sirens, Mardi Gras saxophones, shattering glass, big Caribbean beats and anthem choruses heralded a year blotted with politicised unrest and worldwide protest, from Tahrir Square, to the London riots and the Occupy movement.
