Sentence examples for make instability from inspiring English sources

ReprintsBut it is Macedonia's own tensions that make instability across the border so threatening.

That Trump's party and even inner circle do not back him, and that there has been (as the Times pointed out) no organization for any action after the election, seems to make instability less likely.

"It is clear that concentration makes instability more costly" as the two largest lenders – Lloyds and RBS – account for 45percentnt of the total stock of lending.

The report makes a persuasive case that "the interconnected nature of today's world makes instability and conflict, even in distant corners of the world, a much greater threat to the United States".

This is important, because while gold might have helped reduce inflationary expectations, it would make financial instability worse.

It may sound self-serving, but Mr Greenspan's logic jibes nicely with Mr Minsky's claim that observed stability can make future instability worse.

But if Yemen's own domestic problems were not enough, the country is also mired in two larger struggles that make its instability an even greater threat.

However, in the last years, the construction of taller buildings and larger industrial halls without wind bracing systems tends to make global instability a relevant failure mode, which is not well covered by Eurocode 4. Recently, intensive experimental, numerical and theoretical investigations have been carried out at Liège University.

That -- and divorce -- make family instability the most important social problem of our time.

Some worry that a change of leadership in Iraq could create instability and make the situation worse.

This makes bounded instability more conducive to the sort of change that's required than either stable equilibrium or explosive instability.