Sentence examples for deep instability from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, Barzani suggested that an independence referendum could be held within two months, a move that would redraw Iraq's current borders and in all likelihood spread deep instability in what remained of the country.

The execution of leader Kim Jong Un's uncle marks the unprecedented fall from grace of one of the most senior figures in North Korea, suggesting a deep instability underlying the country's regime.

Even after the vote was won, there were continuing doubts in Brussels and in the financial markets about whether Greece was doing enough to put its house in order, and the sense of deep instability remained.

The Times articles, beginning then and continuing even as I write, lasered in on United States diplomats' reporting about the most explosive situations in the world: Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons, an out-of-control and increasingly weaponized North Korea, deep instability and unreliability in Pakistan.

The group's lightning rise is a symptom, however, of deeper instability; a cause of that instability is failed international policy in Iraq and Syria.

The emergence of the Houthis as Yemen's de facto top power in September has scrambled alliances across Yemen's political spectrum, raising fears of deeper instability in a country that shares a border with top oil exporter Saudi Arabia and has one of al Qaeda's most active branches.

The brown line indicates a fault line (swisstopo), the green circle shows a potential, relevant location for permanent monitoring, the orange dashed line represents the assumed border of the deep seated instability (3.5 Hz peak) and the blue dashed line represents the border of the instability A2 (10 Hz peak).

The explosions came amid heightened terror threats in Europe and in a moment of deep political instability in Italy.

South Koreans, he said, are "largely unconcerned" with the ongoing humanitarian crisis and deep geopolitical instability next door, a disinterest that Do attributes to what he describes as South Koreans' "over-democratization" — a kind of somnambulant indifference.

According to the Army, the Post-Deployment Health Assessment is a way to identify every issue from sore knees to deep mental instability, but the lack of person-to-person contact makes this a check-the-box process for many troops.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Gen. David H. Petraeus handed over command of the Afghan war on Monday, leaving behind a country racked by deep political instability whose fledgling security forces are fighting a weakened but deadly insurgency that kills coalition troops and Afghan civilians and officials nearly every day.