Sentence examples for years of unrest from inspiring English sources

After years of unrest, voters in the Ivory Coast clearly voted for change.

Yingluck said her first task was the "roadmap to reconciliation" after years of unrest.

But sympathy for the youthful activists among Egypt's people, exhausted by three years of unrest, has worn thin.

The tripartite GTA deal of July 18,2011 had capped four years of unrest in Darjeeling area.

After two years of unrest, the rebellion was finally put down by Marcus Licinius Crassus, and Spartacus fell in battle.

Somalia, crippled by years of unrest and the lack of a powerful central government, is one of the most dangerous countries in which to be a journalist.

But the falls by Syria, Bahrain and Yemen are among many changes that reflect a year of unrest and protest.

It has been a year of unrest in Tibet, too: a dozen Buddhist monks and nuns have burned themselves to protest Chinese policies.

Gen. Ron Kitrey, said the army's "basic assumption" was that "the year 2001 will be a year of unrest, a year that we have to plan out operations to face the situation of a continuing dispute".

The UN raised its estimate of those killed in a year of unrest to 8,000, while its envoy, Kofi Annan, said no progress had been made after meetings with Syria's president, Bashar Assad.

PAGE A9 DEMONSTRATIONS IN BAHRAIN Tens of thousands of Bahrainis turned out for demonstrations to demand democratic reforms, the largest protest against the government in a year of unrest.