Sentence examples for escalating instability from inspiring English sources

Since the 2011 revolution, amid escalating instability in neighbouring Libya, and especially since the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris in January, Tunisian tourism has been in the doldrums.

Despite escalating instability and internal terrorism, Iraq is now swiftly reclaiming its rank as one of the world's fastest-growing exporters, cushioning the impact of supply outages elsewhere and thus welcomed by OPEC.

Those donors, worried about the crumbling economy and the escalating instability from Taliban insurgents, have declined pleas by Pakistan's senior politicians, including President Asif Ali Zardari, for quick infusions of cash with no strings attached.

All three brand the new nations as persistent hot spots marked by indeterminate wars and escalating instability that radiates global ramifications for the next six decades.

These risks have been strongly amplified in recent months by escalating instability in the Middle East and Ukraine, as demonstrated by the missile attack upon the Malaysian Airlines plane.

Yet, short-termism in business can also escalate instability and risk.

Given the perfect storm of threats that underpin that crisis -- from direct U.S. national security concerns to escalating regional instability to systematic, brutal attacks on innocent civilians -- American engagement is essential.

Although Italy is not mainland Europe's top arms dealer (France holds that title), the escalating geopolitical instability across the MENA region will likely give rise to stronger cooperation in the defense sector between Rome and the Gulf states.

As the GCC nations respond to escalating geopolitical instability and rising sectarian temperatures by asserting a more muscular foreign policy, while becoming less confident in their most important defense partner, the US, they are turning to other NATO members to counterbalance their dependence on Washington for weapons deals.

As we turn our collective attention to Syria, we must confront the need to provide humanitarian and peacekeeping aid in countries such as the CAR, whose plight may be visible to us only on Facebook, but whose conflicts could escalate regional instability that threatens an entire continent and beyond.

This may result in difficulty crossing a street, incontinence accidents, or it may cause people to rush more than usual and may further escalate their instability and risk of falling [ 5, 6].