Sentence examples for trigger instability from inspiring English sources

"It is wrong to suggest that Montenegrin independence will trigger instability in the region," he said.

Fears that the next few months might trigger instability are not unreasonable.

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.

However, recombineering is limited for modifying highly repetitive DNA because of its potential to trigger instability by uncontrolled self-recombination of the repeats.

In order to produce more complicated ionospheric plasma perturbation structure and trigger instabilities phenomena, multiple-point chemical release scheme is presented in this paper.

Because of gradients of environmental factors and patchy distributions of microtopography and vegetation, a coastal wetland landscape may have extensive local variations in stability/resilience and in the key relationships that trigger instabilities.

Moreover, for monotonically decreasing viscosity profiles known to be stable under constant injection velocity, only displacements starting with extraction can trigger instabilities and increase the amount of chemical product.

The Prithvi issue could now be used as an excuse to abandon what restraints Pakistan still has on the production of fissile material.Meanwhile, further deployment of the Prithvis by India or of the M-11 look-alikes by Pakistan, both potentially able to carry nuclear warheads, would heighten tensions again and bring a new hair-trigger instability to any future crisis on the subcontinent.

This avoids the highly anisotropic particle spacing which eventually triggers instability.