Sentence examples for spark instability from inspiring English sources

The DRC's sprawling borders reach nine other African countries, and it has been argued that an implosion in the vast country could spark instability in its neighbours.

Its sprawling borders reach nine other African countries, and an implosion in the vast nation could spark instability in its neighbours, some maintain.

In the Oslo era, the United States promoted openness and democratization in the Arab world only very hesitantly, worrying that pushing too much would spark instability or harm the peace process.

The Rwandan genocide of 1994 begot the Congolese civil war, which in turn sparked instability elsewhere.

The Soviet Union's rise sparked instability as far away as Spain.Yet for all the differences, intriguing echoes from the 1930s can still be heard.

Mr Sogavare, who has mellowed with age, may calculate that he risks more by antagonising Australia which indirectly sparked instability in his last governing coalition than he stands to gain with a more co-operative approach.

"We are regularly challenged by conspiracies to spark sociopolitical instability and violate our national sovereignty and territorial integrity," he said.

Still, the violence last week demonstrates that the S.C.A.F.'s leadership has created the conditions under which even small problems and challenges can spark massive instability.

Rigging elections for a presidential candidate who has no public support can spark unrests, instability and eventually mark the end of the regime.

Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince has defended the kingdom's mass executions, which  have sparked regional instability and a crisis in relations with Iran.

However, the case was moved to the Netherlands in case the hearings sparked fresh instability in Sierra Leone and Liberia.