Sentence examples for a risk to stability from inspiring English sources

On the euro, he was asked about the recent rise in the single currency, and whether that posed a risk to stability.

But there is a risk to stability if it is seen as the only way to fill capital holes during a crisis, because it encourages short-term creditors to pull their money out of banks.

I don't think the process itself is a risk to stability.

Six months later, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 1308, stating: "the HIV/AIDS pandemic, if unchecked, may pose a risk to stability and security"[ 3].

US state department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland warned a power vacuum would pose a great risk to stability.

Across a swath of North and West Africa, encompassing countries from Mauritania to Libya, Mali to northern Nigeria, Islamic extremism poses a basic risk to stability.

The risk to stability, meanwhile, is enough to have the European Central Bank preparing to step in if needed.

But he said they would not pose a risk to the stability of the country.

"We do not currently see a possible house price correction as a risk to financial stability," the S&P update said.

The Bank of England has warned that the £30bn of fines and compensation claims imposed on the major banks since the 2008 crisis could pose a risk to financial stability.

The priest's nuclear family was also seen as a risk to the stability of the church.