Sentence examples for because it could destabilize from inspiring English sources

Though the United States has supported Turkey's efforts to go after the rebels, it has urged the country not to resort to large-scale ground invasions, like those it carried out in the 1990s, because it could destabilize the Iraqi government.

Previously, Ms. Shannon said, "people were nervous to talk about Amisom abuses because they thought it could destabilize the fragile peace".

But they also firmly oppose taking military action, because they believe it could destabilize the region, create a flood of refugees and increase American influence.

"A split between two personalities could destabilize the political situation, and because politics plays a main role in the Russian economy, if there is a split it could destabilize the economy, too.

It could destabilize Jordan, a force for moderation.

If such a recount showed Mr. Gore the "winner," it could destabilize the Bush administration to a degree.

Similarly, as climate change limits access to water, he noted, it could destabilize communities, leading to human rights abuses.

But it could destabilize the already-volatile northern Sinai region and strain a 1979 peace treaty with Israel.

When American paratroopers began a training mission in western Ukraine earlier this week, the Kremlin said it could "destabilize the situation".

While this is great for the users of the hack, it could destabilize, or at least slow down, the entire Skype network.

And in some instances, it could destabilize the very institutions--or even governments that these elites represent.