Sentence examples for heightened instability from inspiring English sources
Government security forces have responded with a heavy hand, resulting in loss of life and heightened instability.
"Government security forces have responded with a heavy hand, resulting in loss of life and heightened instability," said Mr. Shambaugh, director of the China Policy Program in the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University.
But all were aware that he had been a champion of Libya, and of Benghazi in particular, and that his death may have rolled back Benghazi's stupendous revolutionary accomplishments by months — even if it does not set off a period of heightened instability in eastern Libya.
Yet in the years ahead, Chinese leaders are likely to be wary of trying to exploit nationalist sentiment because they know it could backfire on them.In the coming years, America and its friends will have to deal with a China preoccupied with navigating the country through a period of heightened instability.
The growing numbers reflect heightened instability in Burundi, with the agency hearing concerns of revenge attacks and violence against police from new arrivals.
Most Nepalis recognize that it will, in fact, send our country into an era of heightened instability.
But such nods and winks serve only to heighten instability.
"What these increases amount to, no one can say but the fact there were increases is not really in dispute". The third effect of the bombing was to heighten instability by provoking the Taliban.
Yes, he argued vociferously that a referendum on membership at a time of turmoil in the euro zone would only heighten instability and anger other EU countries, making them less willing to contemplate concessions to Britain.
Trump shares Obama's inclination to withdraw from conflicts in the Middle East, but also finds himself boxed in by military advisors who warn that withdrawals could heighten instability, empower terrorist groups or otherwise weaken American interests.
But January 1980 was arguably a "freak peak" during a period of heightened geopolitical instability.
