Sentence examples for which could destabilize from inspiring English sources

We do not want a civil war in Syria, which could destabilize the whole region.

Some worried that Syria would degenerate into chaos, which could destabilize Lebanon and spread violence into Israel.

But China also does not want a war, which could destabilize the entire region and do severe damage to China's own economic growth and aspirations for greater influence in the world.

"He wants to sit with the leader of a country that is, as recent news reports indicate clearly, moving towards the acquisition of nuclear weapons, which could destabilize the entire region, obviously, not to mention a direct threat to the existence of the state of Israel,'' Mr. McCain continued.

A dozen or more companies, including Hewlett-Packard, are promoting their own clones of the Java programming language, which could destabilize it as a unified platform.

An erosion of Federal Reserve independence could harm the credit rating of Treasury bills, increasing our cost of borrowing and hurting the economy in the form of higher prices to all American consumers; * Foreign central banks would fear engaging in transactions with a politically compromised Federal Reserve, which could destabilize the U.S. and international economies.

Otherwise, he warned, "there will be a lingering suspicion that they have been imposed," which could further destabilize the country.

The doctor said she and other Alawites in Latakia suspected that the government wanted to avoid news reports that could provoke panic or revenge attacks against Sunnis, which could further destabilize the area, and to conceal anger among Alawites that the villages were not better defended.

Furthermore, trade facilitation would be stymied, with the result that countries would be unable to import essential basic goods such as food and medicine, which could ultimately destabilize regional economies.

(B ) Hypothetical model for the biochemical role of CED-3 cleavage in protein turnover during development whereby a new N-terminus is generated which could potentially destabilize the protein according to the N-end rule (see text).

The Department of Homeland Security has said it will continue deporting illegal Haitian immigrants, despite appeals by the Haitian government, which says deportations could destabilize a country where food, water and housing have been in extremely short supply since major storms last summer.