Sentence examples for endangered the stability from inspiring English sources

Even Bertil Torekull, who has likened Kamprad, as a leader, to "some venerable African freedom fighter," admitted that Kamprad's reluctance to anoint a successor endangered the stability of IKEA.

The European Central Bank criticized political leaders Tuesday on the grounds of moving too timidly against countries whose excessive spending and borrowing had endangered the stability of the euro.

The presence of military personnel and the military operations in the area of separation, he said, were "a grave violation of the 1974 Agreement on Disengagement between Israeli and Syrian forces" and that it endangered the stability of the region.

Shortly afterward, Mr Rincón's chief lawyer was murdered in a gangland-style hit.A week before his death, Mr Carranza warned in a letter to Mr Rincón that "serious situations" endangered the "stability of the peace process", according to El Tiempo, a newspaper.

But this hardly endangers the stability of the state.

He said Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah were "unrelenting terror elements endangering the stability of the region and endangering the stability of the world".

Yet it is widely recognized that the lawyers' protests may be severely endangering the stability of the country.

Digressions are the passionate affairs that endanger the stability of the plot the writer is married to.

China also wants to ward off an implosion by North Korea, which would endanger the stability of its own border area.

And that portion remains only because engineers feared that its further destruction might endanger the stability of the turnpike.

Freedom of speech could be threatened by a law that would ban "seditious" publications and make it a crime to endanger the "stability" of Hong Kong or China.