Sentence examples for a little instability from inspiring English sources

So a little instability might prompt European Union leaders, who meet in Brussels this week, to break the deadlock over a crucial plan to create a banking union.

Inject a little instability into your organization so that creativity becomes common law and making something new every day is celebrated.

But it just may be that a little instability in Tibet is deemed worthwhile to a government that has to justify the on-going expense of the huge numbers of security forces stationed there.

Politically, the most striking feature of the crisis is how little instability it caused.

This difference is most prominent for low-mode perturbations where little instability finger interaction takes place, and less prominent for high- or multi-mode simulations where a great deal of interaction takes place, though it is still present.

Gravitational instabilities started the parent fragment contracting, routinely in fact down to a size of ~300 astronomical units—a little less than the size of Beta Pictoris today.

A little hysteresis is detectable as well as a slight instability of the curves.

In separate comments to EurasiaNet, de Waal said: "It's one thing to kind of have pinpricks... and a little bit of instability suits [Azerbaijan].

You'll see there's a little a bit of instability showing up as it courses along its way toward a solution.

So bring back the instability, a little bit, please.

(Is Almodóvar, who comes from a rural, working-class background, taking this hardworking lad more seriously than he should?) Luckily, the well-heeled Antonio isn't held down by virtue, and the actor Antonio Banderas gets to suggest a little of the spoiled-rotten instability of Bellocchio's pug-dog hero (Lou Castel) in "Fists in the Pocket".