Sentence examples for mounting instability from inspiring English sources

The relative safety of the region is also a draw, given the mounting instability in other parts of the country.

A13 Prime Minister Tony Blair will meet with President Bush next week in Washington to discuss concern over mounting instability in Iraq and the political transition there, British officials said.

Prime Minister Tony Blair will fly to Washington next week for a meeting with President Bush that will be dominated by concern over mounting instability and the political transition in Iraq, British officials said Monday.

The firepower wielded by organised crime groups in Mexico has not only led to mounting instability in the US's southern neighbour, but also contributed to lawlessness on the two countries' shared border and the deaths of American agents.

Only in the years that followed did it become apparent that the Fed had failed to appreciate the mounting instability of the financial system, and that it had helped enable bubbles in stocks and housing that were bound to burst.

It confirmed the conclusion they had gradually reached as the protest mounted: Instability would reign until the Mr. Mubarak got out of the way.

Shifting the focus of public attention away from class struggle, it was thought, could offset mounting social instability.

But with mounting political instability on the border, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees is concerned about the growing numbers of asylum-seekers from Somalia adding to the precarious situation.

As the debt continues to mount, causing instability on Wall Street and revealing the ineffectiveness of Washington, the debate on Capitol Hill revolves around who or what is most responsible: Is it the fault of Democrats or Republicans?

Both countries need to address the mounting risks of the instability of North Korea spilling across its borders.

The UNDP warns that human vulnerability is rising, mainly due to financial instability and mounting environmental pressures.