Sentence examples for triggering instability from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump calls American attempts to build democracy abroad a dangerous mistake triggering instability and chaos from Iraq to Egypt, Libya and Syria.

In that case, three executives openly jockeyed for more than two years for the top job, triggering instability and competition.

"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.

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

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.

The stalemate, Merkel's biggest political crisis of her 12 years in office, has prompted speculation that a prolonged power vacuum in the continent's largest economy could trigger instability across Europe.

Obviously, it is possible for shaking from an earthquake to remold and soften a sensitive clay, but there is no criteria available to help engineers determine the extent of seismic loading required to induce sufficient strain softening to trigger instability.