Sentence examples for endangering the stability from inspiring English sources

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.

Being Hillary Clinton, she'll never look back and wonder how many of those 1,700 meetings she could have skipped without endangering the stability of the planet.

Should the prime minister risk the ire of the rightwing press and a rift with his education secretary by backing Clegg, or should he wholeheartedly support Gove, thereby endangering the stability of the coalition?

The assembly will surely reflect the diversity of the populace without endangering the stability of the country, whatever disasters the naysayers may predict if they lose control of the electoral and political systems.

Even if affordable and feasible against rogue-state threats, missile defenses, paradoxically, are often seen as endangering the stability that comes with MAD (which is why the ABM treaty sought to scrap them).

But this hardly endangers the stability of the state.

endanger the stability of any financial or investment intermediary.

However, upper extremes endanger the stability of the wind turbines.

Beyond the reach of the state, gossip and rumor endangered the stability of the new dynasty.

First, they are not large enough to endanger the stability of the broader capital markets.