Sentence examples for adding to instability from inspiring English sources

This prospect is already adding to instability.

The Economist Intelligence Unit said the Republican frontrunner could prove a dangerous world leader, damaging global trade, stirring up trouble with Beijing and adding to instability in the Middle East.

The absence of a political settlement added to instability.

An uncontrolled flow of migrants adds to instability at the southern peripheries of the alliance.

CAR has extensive and unprotected borders and the rebel takeover may add to instability in the turbulent region.

"Sending them back now clearly adds to instability," Chaloka Beyani, UN special rapporteur on the human rights of internally displaced persons, said during a recent visit to Afghanistan.

8. (C) India has no interest in any specific candidate in Afghan elections, Menon stated, but believes the upcoming election process should not add to instability.

The turmoil adds to instability along Turkey's southern border, and also threatens to create a new wave of refugees for Turkey, which is already hosting hundreds of thousands of Syrians.

Development officials warn that neglecting the poorest provinces can add to instability by pushing people to commit crimes or even to join the insurgency, which often pays its recruits.

It is especially important in solar farms as their numbers grow, because if they tend to shut down because of small disturbances in the grid, they will add to instability.

The Nahr al-Bared episode stoked a climate of mutual distrust with many Palestinians wary of the Lebanese government's intentions and Lebanese fearful that Palestinian issues could add to instability in the country.