“There is a fear that the decision could lead to public unrest or international protest.”

“Last night, I was offended by my poverty and illness, and could not concentrate on my books, unable to avoid the unrest in my mind.”

“All three are concerned about the potential spillover of unrest from Central Asia across their borders.”

“A political risk of the activity lies in the onset of socio-political unrests in a given country.”

“It would seem that in some cases, these unrests of the behavior are of genetic origin.”

“The symptoms are then the fevers, fatigue and of the unrests of the growth.”