Another major problem is that of terrorism and constant unrest in the Kashmir valley which is causing losses in the region of Rs.30 crore to the industry .

Although a source of constant unrest during the 1930s, the Kwantung Army remained remarkably obedient during the 1940s.

Because of the constant unrest in Mexico, the Rangers dealt most seriously with arms smugglers, but also more ordinary bootleggers and bandits who plagued the border.

"We've been plagued with constant unrest," said Jerry Ritter, the chairman of the Blues, who are owned by a group of local businesses.

The natural conservatism of the two men was intensified by constant political unrest in the papal states.

The beylicate was divided between two factions and there was constant unrest and internecine strife.

The Qing Dynasty left the region alone until the imposition of direct rule in 1726, but the 19th century was one of constant unrest.

His life, like the whole country, was devastated by the An Lushan Rebellion of 755, and his last 15 years were a time of almost constant unrest.

Long detours became necessary, for the trail had begun to fall through into the swift current beneath, while the ice, in constant unrest, was thundering apart in great gaping fissures.

Bad trade, poor work, low wages, and constant unrest breaking out in spontaneous strikes, were the outstanding features of that period.