Sentence examples for bring instability from inspiring English sources

In the late 1990s, Republican revolutionaries seemed to bring instability, and he softened on Clinton.

Brokered deposits raise a bank's cost of funds and bring instability to operations.

The general election has produced a precarious result, which may bring instability and an early return to the polls.

"People say that if Dilma steps aside, it will bring stability to the nation, but it will bring instability.

But if there is a crisis, it is one of funding, and whatever benefits the right reform may ultimately bring, instability will aggravate this at first.

Because of a fear that it might bring instability, Montenegrin independence is opposed by the United States and the European Union.

I represent a constituency where both the behaviour of the financial institutions and the rapidity of change brings instability and growing unemployment on a mega scale.

"Pro- and anti-government groups" clashed, the witness said, "and tension was fueled by reports of foreigners bringing instability to the city".

[News analysis, Page A8.] The main charges against Mr. Milosevic concerned financial misdealings, causing damage to the Serbian economy and bringing instability to the country during the period of hyperinflation in the early 1990's.

Rather than try to build up trust in Davis, a hopeless task, your next move is to appeal to independents and especially Republicans with this high-toned message: California should not upset the American tradition of fixed terms, bringing instability to the political system and making the state a laughingstock.

The establishment scratches its head: "How could …?" Well, let's just check what the "serious" people have done for us lately: economic disaster with rewards for those who caused it and barely a gain for anyone else; foreign policy disaster with cack-handed interventions bringing instability and chaos; social disaster with poverty festering, family life foundering and inequality growing.