Sentence examples for ensuing instability from inspiring English sources

The ensuing instability has made foreign investors nervous.

After a rebellion and the dissolution of the elected government in 2013, the ensuing instability heightened the need for peacekeeping troops in the country.

Whatever the outcome of the conflict, the ensuing instability in Libya will have long-term ramifications for the Italian economy and its special relationship with its Mediterranean neighbor.

Data from IBC shows the three phases of the conflict clearly: the initial invasion, the collapse of security in the country that followed and the emergence of the Islamic State in the ensuing instability.

The tough talk came as a government research group in Seoul said that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-il, who reportedly had a stroke in 2008, might die in two or three years and that any ensuing instability could lead to a limited war on the divided peninsula.

Who gains from the ensuing instability?

But the economic slump of the past four years and the ensuing political instability have created fertile ground for recruitment, infiltration and indoctrination by outside groups.

In Brazil, the success of the Rio Olympics has been overshadowed by the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff and the ensuing economic instability.

But beyond the photo-ready scenes of violent confrontation, ensuing economic instability saw a digital revolution silently take hold in the form of an almost unparalleled adoption of digital "crypto-currencies," such as bitcoin.

This suggests that defective DNA repair and the ensuing genomic instability in tumors may lead to the generation of neo-antigens that trigger host T cell responses.

We next examined the role of polyploidy and the ensuing chromosomal instability in the in vitro tumorigenicity of RWPE1-Pim-1 cells by assessing the ability of sorted cells to grow in an anchorage-independent manner in soft agar.