Sentence examples for destabilizing world from inspiring English sources

China avoided destabilizing world markets back then by holding its currency steady, even as most of its neighbors devalued in the face of the Asian Financial Crisis.

The opening of the movie had a jarring effect -- as it established the young character of Agu, his family, and his quickly destabilizing world, I recognized the sound of my language, Twi, being spoken, and recognized the food and music so synonymous with my life back home. .

But Mr. Castro's early tinkering has already laid bare an uncomfortable, and potentially destabilizing, reality in a country that for 50 years has been run as one of the world's most rigid socialist systems: that some Cubans are far better off than others, whether because of remittances from relatives abroad, ties to the ruling class or unauthorized money-making ventures on the side.

Yes, I know, the European Union's original, ham-handed proposal — a tax on every bank deposit in Cyprus — was potentially destabilizing to the world's financial system.

Anonymous shell corporations also facilitate tax evasion, thereby reducing government revenues, which is particularly destabilizing for the world economy when foreigners use anonymous American shell companies to evade taxes in their home countries.

The following month, she will debut an exhibition about German art during the Weimar Republic — nearly 200 works by some 50 artists — that will chronicle the destabilizing era after World War I, a period of rapid industrialization and high unemployment but also widespread cultural achievement.

Our experiences teach us that the most destabilizing force in the world today is not a shortage of weapons systems, but an excess of poverty, ignorance and disease.

If we were telling the Saudis the truth, we would tell them that their antimodern and antipluralist brand of Islam -- known as Wahhabism -- combined with their oil wealth has become a destabilizing force in the world.

"I think they're one of the most destabilizing influences on the world stage.

Clarke Stuart noted that "because of its destabilizing character, the natural world is often depicted as the antagonist in science fiction and adventure narratives" like Fringe.

But the other reason for talking about burden sharing now is Frank's argument that Russia and China pose a destabilizing threat to the world order.