Meanings of insurgence in English

The police's notorious C10 counter-insurgence unity was responsible for surpressing the anti-apartheid movement.

Have we just missed a terrible accident or a public insurgence?

She cut them short, for Eustace's insurgence had interfered with her flow of ideas.

Alterations in DNA repair pathways are one of the main drivers of cancer insurgence.

With the only point of insurgence covered, Anderson and Shay were free to examine the bodies.

US soldiers walk in front of a house damaged during a fight with Iraqi insurgence in Baquba.

I caught sight of the occasional spire of a hollyhock, and smelt the acid insurgence of marigolds.

Guns are usually associated with criminality or insurgence in Ireland, but they're also used for sport by thousands of shooters.

But until matters drew to a crisis with Beatrice, there was an immense imaginative insurgence of a quite different quality.

Ovarian cancer is the most lethal gynecological malignancy, often because of the frequent insurgence of chemoresistance to the drugs currently used.

Libya have been blighted by the insurgence of ISIS, and a failure to restore proper law and order in the years that followed.

Sometimes it is pictured as an insurgence of emotion against logic, sometimes as an assault of theology upon the integrity of Pure Reason.

Then suddenly our proceedings began to be deflected, our outward unanimity visibly strained and marred by the insurgence of these so long-hidden developments.

Very striking as an instance of the insurgence of life are the sea-skimmers (Halobatidæ), wingless insects related to the water-measurersin the ditch.

Deregulated expression of inhibitors of apoptosis may contribute to cancer by aberrantly extending cell viability and facilitating the insurgence of resistance to chemo- and radiotherapy.

The Ustasha movement ("insurgence" or "insurrection", officially the "Croatian Ustasha Movement") was a product of the personal rebellion of Ante Pavelic and like-minded others.