Sentence examples for contributing to the instability from inspiring English sources

His death deprived Amadeus of a staunch supporter, contributing to the instability of a reign that ended two years later.

Several studies have shown that teachers in high-poverty schools are absent more frequently than teachers in more-affluent schools, contributing to the instability.

Field frost-thaw deformation tests show that the frost susceptibility of graded aggregate is a major factor contributing to the instability of high speed railway track.

The efforts to reduce the Shiites' plurality, if they had any effect, only delayed their formation of a government, contributing to the instability and disillusionment that have benefitted the insurgency in recent months.

While adoption of Chinese culture made the rulers more palatable to their subjects, some of the nomadic Tuoba groups resisted assimilation (although eventually the Tuoba lost their separate identities and were absorbed into the general North China population), contributing to the instability of the empire.

Since the 1990s, Saudi money has similarly financed mosques and Wahhabi-inspired teaching throughout the Balkans as well, contributing to the instability of that region.

We contributed to the instability of Pakistan.

Finally, a sloped ground surface contributed to the instability, as did the excessive size of the second tier.

American troops, brave and well meaning as most of them are, contribute to the instability that they are seeking to reduce by their very presence as unwelcome occupiers.

The strong dollar, the high cost of oil and the dropping price of Internet stocks have all contributed to the instability.

It has been suggested, though not proven, that the B allele and the (CCG 7 allele may contribute to the instability and expansion of the CAG repeats.