That would allow Martin McGuinness to lay claim to Mr Robinson's post as first minister and might trigger fresh instability at Stormont.
So limited is the medical arsenal at my disposal, another drug I may be forced to prescribe might trigger mental instability, causing psychotic episodes so acute that they could be a danger to themselves.
The CEO told the paper that he'd considered battling to keep a grip on the company, but he sensed such a fight might trigger "great instability".
"It is wrong to suggest that Montenegrin independence will trigger instability in the region," he said.
In general, poor countries, especially those in tropical areas, will be affected most by global warming, and their economic sufferings will likely trigger instability.
However, if his condition proves serious, it could trigger instability – the threat of which could affect his treatment, especially if it involved surgery, he added.
He said the hearings could trigger instability and political violence, thereby jeopardising the army's hold over Thailand, which has been under indefinite martial law since May.
In the first months of the epidemic, influential external policy advisors, a high profile international non-governmental organization, and certain academics voiced concerns that introducing vaccine might trigger further social instability at a time when election-year social frictions were already high and vaccine availability was limited.
They also suggested that the ballooning instability might trigger Pi2 pulsations.
The plasma sheet in the growth phase of the substorm might be unstable for the ballooning instability, which might trigger the Pi2 pulsation.
