Phrases with «public unrest»

"Public unrest" refers to a situation where a large group of people in a community or society become unhappy, disturbed, or rebellious. This can manifest as protests, demonstrations, riots, or other forms of widespread discontent and tension among the public. Full definition

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Sentences with «public unrest»

All of those changes are set against the backdrop of a simmering but still - present public unrest over the rollout of the Common Core standards. (politico.com)
Facebook's apology come in the form of full - page ads across the major newspaper in circulation, including The New York Times, but it's not clear whether this is helping to ease public unrest over its sketchy data collection. (techtimes.com)
The company recently ran full - page apology ads in several high - profile newspapers, but it's not clear whether those will assuage public unrest. (techtimes.com)
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Phrases with «public unrest»

Sentences with «public unrest»

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