Sentence examples for would risk destabilizing from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine that Obama or the European Union would risk destabilizing the country, even if they have to find a way to accommodate a government led by an international fugitive.

On the other hand, a perfect buffering system would risk destabilizing the genomic integrity since the selection against aneuploidy would be lowered.

Economists believed that the Fed would not want to risk destabilizing financial markets with a rate hike just before voters went to the polls.

Russert asks McCain if he had to choose between getting bin Laden or not risk destabilizing Musharraf, what would he choose.

Every time you install a new patch, you risk destabilizing the software that is running.

If the Fed moves too rapidly, it risks aborting the economic recovery and causing a political backlash that would make its current problems seem minor; if it hesitates too long, it risks destabilizing the dollar and creating another speculative bubble.

King Abdullah would risk alienating many Palestinians in his kingdom, destabilizing the fragile balance that maintains Jordan as a viable state, if he allowed American troops to mount an attack from Jordanian territory.

China will not move in a quick or meaningful fashion to oppose Pyongyang -- Beijing fears destabilizing the Kim regime, which would risk expanding the U.S. presence in the region far beyond THAAD deployment and potentially spur an influx of impoverished North Korean refugees into China.

"Some of these actions that were taken risk destabilizing the Palestinian banking system," said Richard A. Boucher, the department spokesman.

"They'd risk irking the German public and destabilizing the country – and also potentially hurting the EU".

And they say his loosening of bank reserve requirements risks destabilizing the banking system.