Sentence examples for potentially destabilising consequences from inspiring English sources

China's opposition is based on the potentially destabilising consequences for itself, and the international monetary system, of pushing the US dollar down and flooding the markets with newly printed money.

It might also cause elites to turn on each other, with potentially destabilising consequences.

But it is undoubtedly more orderly and less brutal than it used to be.Yet China must now reckon with a potentially destabilising consequence of this new, improved process.

Like most media companies Trinity Mirror has seen huge falls in its share price, down 40% in the last six months, as investors already concerned about a tough market for publishers took fright at the potentially destabilising effect of Brexit.

The potentially destabilising effect of increased productivity upon the coexistence of competitors is well known [ 28].

All of these potentially destabilising influences certainly have an effect on journalists and whether or not they're going to maintain budgets or keep their bureaus open".

So there will be a great incentive for funds to flow from one to the other, thereby potentially destabilising currencies.

But the potentially destabilising effects of Iraqi refugee populations in Syria, Jordan, the Gulf States and elsewhere demands swift, coordinated action.

The problem is the potentially destabilising message to the markets: Hungary will no longer enjoy any credible independent domestic oversight of fiscal policy.

That we are seeing progress during a time of potentially destabilising changes to university fees, school curriculum and qualifications is all the more encouraging".

But, according to observers, they are anxious to avoid a potentially destabilising examination of common ideological links between the extremist group and the Saudi religious school whose support underpins the legitimacy of the royal family".