Sentence examples for real instability from inspiring English sources

He warned that a Greek exit – also known as Grexit – would cause "real ructions" and "real instability in financial markets in Europe".

"Having states in the region begin to break up because of internal differences is a formula for real instability in the future".

To do this while stripping out £20bn, this is a recipe for real instability and it will be patients who will suffer".

The issue of land rights is "creating real instability and could lead to even greater instability," Mr. Sheng said, with thousands of such uprisings every year.

He said the changes would be "high risk" at any time but added: "To do it now when at the same time stripping out £20bn is a recipe for real instability and it will be patients that will suffer".

"Having states in the region begin to break up because of internal differences, I think, is a formula for real instability in the future".

But this ties into a far broader problem; namely, how should central banks counteract dangerous pressures in financial markets without generating substantial instability in the real economy?

"And it is positive news too that at a time of real international instability we are a safe haven in the storm".

And it is positive news too at a time of real international instability that we are a safe haven in the storm".

When the real food instability comes – if, for instance, the US or Chinese breadbasket gets hit by the type of heatwave Russia just did – the big grain producers will ban exports, to make sure their people are fed.

A rising China coincides with real political instability and turmoil in the West — personified by Brexit, the rise of far-right populism, and President Trump's isolationist agenda — giving Xi a clear opening to take advantage.