Sentence examples for economic destabilization from inspiring English sources

"Our position is if they go ahead with this, then the punishment for that is going to be the economic destabilization of Harlem," Mr. Clay said.

Some of this change is very long-running (the Carter Administration pointedly convened a White House conference on "families," not "family") and some of it is rooted in the more recent economic destabilization that Tanden spotted.

The severity of damage done to the empire by the political and economic destabilization is not easily estimated since for this period the sources of every sort are extremely poor.

By 1847, Belgium was suffering from economic destabilization as Belgian exporters faced increasing competition from new British firms.

"Though economic growth is expected to reach only about 1percentt in 2017, the fear of economic destabilization that has permeated the country since its 2014 invasion of Crimea which was met with crippling sanctions from the West has all but evaporated".

Watchmaking flourished in and around Fleurier during the late 18th century but because production was sold on credit for the international markets, prices were undercut and economic destabilization brought about by the Napoleonic wars caused watch making in the area to decrease significantly.

Never mind that economic and social destabilization -- the result of many things, including policies of the first Clinton Administration -- had risen to dangerous levels.

mort: What, broadly, do you see as the economic impact of Middle East destabilization and the likely U.S.-led war against Iraq?

"Consumer financial products were the front end of the destabilization of the American economic system," Warren said at the time.

Markets could even start to anticipate the collapse of the entire Eurozone, leading to serious economic, social, and even political disruption and destabilization.

The series of riots that erupted in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Latvia in January, followed by Latvia's government collapse last week, raise concerns that Eastern European countries may experience a period of deep destabilization and social strife as the economic crisis deepens and unemployment rates soar.