1.   I was on campus when the food riots hit full swing.

2.   The bill was introduced in response to a wave of food riots and looting of warehouses used to store foreign aid supplies.

3.   All this made for contentment, and the greater part of the century was a time of content, though a bad harvest invariably meant serious food riots.

4.   Small wonder, then, that even among miners and manufacturing workers the most common form of protest was the food riot.

5.   Rose and Rud did, however, establish the essential forms and functions of the food riot, and the next outstanding contribution was to come from E.P.

6.   Actual violence as opposed to threat and intimidation was not much present in the English food riot.

7.   Additionally, the rising price of kerosene in Indonesia as well as hoarding of staples including rice and cooking oil has sparked food riots that threaten government stability.

8.   Additionally, the rising price of kerosene in Indonesia as well as hoarding of staples including rice and cooking oil have sparked food riots which threaten government stability.

9.   Cassandras warn of food riots and political unrest a world away.

10.   Despite displays of nonchalance, Indonesians are jittery about a possible spread of food riots.