Interest rates below 0.75%, say, could risk destabilising the short-term money market, because banks would have less incentive to hold idle cash in short-term deposits.
It might also risk destabilising a country that has many thousands of artillery pieces and rockets aimed at Seoul.
Leicester are buoyant at the moment, the feelgood factor within the club is tangible and the last thing the manager wants to do is risk destabilising everything.
They have risked destabilising a fine team in the making at the hands of a manager who has steered them into fifth place two seasons in succession.
Turning to Libya, Bashir criticised the US, Britain and France for their military intervention, saying their motives were questionable and their actions risked destabilising Sudan and the wider region.
Conversely, an all-too-sudden unwinding of carry-trade positions risked destabilising global markets, as everyone rushed for the exits and the yen spiked.
Since then, a number of trends risk destabilising the system further, exacerbated by the fallout from the Baby P tragedy.
That risks destabilising NHS services.
This risks destabilising services further and reducing the quality of care for patients.
One reason is that he has such deep roots that removing him risks destabilising the capital.
