Sentence examples for destabilising consequences from inspiring English sources

It might also cause elites to turn on each other, with potentially destabilising consequences.

That voting to leave might have huge, destabilising consequences – precisely because of the fact that every individual vote counted – was beside the point.

"The return to violence would not only end the peace progressively restored since the Arusha agreement, it would also have destabilising consequences in the region".

The king has been not just a figurehead for Thailand's elites, but a source of patronage and power in his own right, with destabilising consequences, especially now his reign is in its fumbling twilight.

Even more depressingly, he adds that Obama, far from drawing the war on terror to an end, has intensified its deployment, authorising and "normalising" violent operations wherever the US deems fit with deeply destabilising consequences.

Local officials would rather pump more money in than risk the politically destabilising consequences of closing them down and putting thousands of unemployed workers on the streets.China's admission to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which is likely to happen by the middle of next year, will not help the industry all that much.

A destabilising consequence of this development was that the proletariat "acquired a stronger and more elevated position" within the state.

To acknowledge such vulnerability means, in Butlerian (2004, 2009) terms, to locate oneself in one's own precariousness, thus destabilising the consequences of disavowing such vulnerability.

The A427D-UBA mutation is likely to be highly destabilising as a consequence of the greater steric bulk of Asp and the large energetic penalty due to burying the polar side chain from access to solvent.

Now, however, the government must figure out what to do about the policy's unintended consequence: a huge and potentially destabilising sex imbalance.

He spoke after David Cameron called on Europe to demonstrate to Russia that it will suffer economic and financial consequences for "many years to come" if it does not stop destabilising Ukraine.