Sentence examples for instability from from inspiring English sources

Iran called for restraint while warning of regional instability from any strikes.

During a second bout of instability, from 1998 to 2002, the region introduced more pragmatic policies.

Economists have long debated the causes of the extraordinary increase in economic instability from 1830 to 1930.

"Returning them to Afghanistan could destabilise the country further at a time when it is already experiencing instability from the drawdown of international forces".

Europe was dogged by currency instability from the introduction of floating rates in the early 1970s to the creation of the euro in 1999.

But the agreement to release her shows Jordan is as concerned about instability from its own tribes as much as about security threats from Isis.

However, Mexico City and the rest of the country suffered from political instability from the 1820s to the 1850s, as the national leadership changed hands nearly 50 times.

Studies of the area have tied this expansion to social instability from a rapid influx of international real estate investment and an overgrown luxury resort industry.

And although Germany's neighbours are friends, they are surrounded by dictators and foes, and much violent instability from Ukraine to Gaza and beyond.

With most of the familiar characters propelled into a recognisably current political instability from which they must flee, the challenge is to make us care about their fate and about them as individuals.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has not expressed concern about a risk of financial instability from illegal currency transfers, but it has noted the potential for money laundering through underground banking.