During the Twelve Years' Truce social unrest had arisen because of the conflict in the Dutch Reformed Church between the Remonstrants and their opponents.

Most violence and civil unrest in the 1960s, by contrast, arose out of poverty and problems caused by massive loss of working-class jobs through industrial restructuring.

I suppose that few who have not been in such a condition can quite understand what I mean or what painful unrest arose from this source.

While the team were exercising their first year of independence, some unrest arose in November 2001.

Strikes and industrial unrest were frequent in the aftermath of World War I, arising from discontent over poor conditions and the rise of militant labour organizations like the Communist Party of Australia and the Industrial Workers of the World.

Because the elders had counseled the battalion members to avoid military medical treatment by the military, they challenged the doctor's authority and unrest arose among the men.

Political unrest arose in 2004.

Against the background of the German Peasants' War, unrest also arose among the townsfolk in 1525.

His primary interest would be to keep the populace happy; thus when unrest against the Christians arose in his jurisdiction, he would be inclined to placate it with appeasement lest the populace "vent itself in riots and lynching."

The present unrest arose 10 days ago with the killing in the Maze of Billy Wright, 37, a notorious terrorist who was the leader of the renegade Ulster Volunteer Force.