Sentences with phrase «heart of the unrest»
At the heart of the unrest were starvation and famine in the Ptolemaic Kingdom, where grain harvests were critically dependent on annual flooding of fertile plains by the East African monsoon.
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At the heart of the unrest was famine.
But there are more underlying issues at the heart of the unrest in Ferguson.
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Warms the heart to think there are still people gullible enough to think Wenger bought Ozil solely because of some crowd unrest on the opening day of the 2013/14 season.
The sudden change of heart had raised suspicions that Arsenal were panic buying and bowing to unrest among their disgrunteld supporters.
«The rapidly growing urban peripheries of Syria,» they wrote, «marked by illegal settlements, overcrowding, poor infrastructure, unemployment, and crime, were neglected by the Assad government and became the heart of the developing unrest.»
It's an eloquent moment, and it comes just before the second act of the film, during which a cascade of ridicule and recrimination descends into revelations of adultery, betrayal, and racial invective, laying bare the core of unrest in the hearts of minds of hard - court heroes, once upon a time.
Utley's essay outlines years of unrest in this country in the heart of Africa.