Sentence examples for economically destabilizing from inspiring English sources

■ The special treatment banks receive when debtors are in or near bankruptcy is unfair and economically destabilizing.

They are personally self-serving and economically destabilizing.

It's economically destabilizing, it's politically destabilizing, it's unhealthy".

And it would protect the economy by discouraging future acts of economically destabilizing financial fraud.

They decried the move, which derailed a proposed coal project in the area, as an economically destabilizing land grab.

If the GOP sticks to that perspective, it should do very well — and so should the bulk of Americans who have been squeezed, economically destabilized and inconvenienced to their wit's end for a decade or more.

It matters to you when the nation is economically destabilized due to Wall Street's crimes, and your retirement account evaporates overnight.

That's an extremely high number and will cause the sort of youth bulge that developmental economists warn can be economically and politically destabilizing.

Unlike Paul Ryan Republicans, he sees a robust government role in maintaining protections for the poor, sick and old; and he is much more willing than other Republicans to slam the brakes on immigration to protect blue collar whites from global forces that are making them feel culturally, economically and demographically destabilized.

Until Tuesday's attack, the United States chafed at what it saw as Pakistan's lack of cooperation on Mr. Bin Laden, but it did not apply the full weight of its disapproval, fearful of destabilizing a nuclear-armed, deeply indebted, economically troubled nation of 150 million people.

"But the lower number of economically viable black men destabilizes marriage and long-term partnering.