Sentence examples for forms of social instability from inspiring English sources
This is unlikely to mean that he will treat existing immigrants badly, or deploy his infamous "pressure hose" in the suburbs: that would be to risk riots and other forms of social instability without any benefit to his broader programme.
Could the breakdown of traditional gender roles also be a source of social instability?
Over all, attacks on politicians seemed to spike in times of social instability, such as during Reconstruction.
Some observers think that potential investors are deterred by fear of social instability and lack of clarity over land rights.
Turchin says these buried treasures can be used as a proxy for times of social instability.
Severe wealth disparity has always been a source of social instability.
The most optimistic researchers believe that these storehouses of "big data" will for the first time reveal sociological laws of human behavior — enabling them to predict political crises, revolutions and other forms of social and economic instability, just as physicists and chemists can predict natural phenomena.
There are two forms of social capital: 1) individual social capital and collective social capital.
Whatever the genuine motivations of the Belgian and French politicians may be, the fact is that extremism in any form is a social instability that needs to be addressed in time, before it is no longer possible to alleviate it.
This was a time of "explosive mixture of economic misery, social instability and collective trauma".
