Sentence examples for a cause of instability from inspiring English sources

Migration, they argue, may be a source of growth, but it is also a cause of instability.

Next, it is false that our support for our longtime friends is a cause of instability, and that by distancing ourselves from them while reaching out to our enemies we can make the world a safer place.

He also blamed the instability in neighbouring Afghanistan as a cause of instability in Pakistan.

A third scenario is that the army, as the key institution, indicates to Mubarak that he must resign as he is a cause of instability.

Endemic diseases in many resource-poor settings are a cause of instability.

The group's lightning rise is a symptom, however, of deeper instability; a cause of that instability is failed international policy in Iraq and Syria.

Rudd noted that 70% of Australia's print circulation "is on one person's hands", citing "the power of the Murdoch media" as a cause of leadership instability.

The battle for the spoils from oil, gold or diamond wealth is a cause of political instability and a check on other forms of enterprise.

The US administration has angered some of Israel's supporters in describing the failure as a cause of continued instability in the Middle East and a threat to America's national security.

Other top American security officials agree that solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflist is a strategic American concern and that the dispute is a cause of regional instability affecting Washington's interests.

And the director of the Central Intelligence Agency has said that climate change is a cause of geopolitical instability — exacerbating political crises and contributing to food insecurity that causes unrest worldwide.