foster instability

Frequency: 5.52.3 per million words

To encourage the development or growth of instability, often over time.

instabilityVERB + instability

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Examples (10)

  • Policies that ignore social inequalities often foster political instability.
  • The lack of clear leadership can foster instability within an organization.
  • Their continuous interference will only foster further regional instability.
  • Such economic measures are likely to foster financial instability in the long run.
  • Dictatorial regimes frequently foster social instability through oppression.
  • Disruptive technologies, while innovative, can sometimes foster market instability.
  • The government's inconsistent stance might foster an environment of political instability.
  • Ignoring citizens' grievances serves to foster civil instability.
  • Rapid, uncontrolled changes in policy tend to foster systemic instability.
  • His unpredictable behavior began to foster emotional instability within the team.