Sentence examples for a very unstable position from inspiring English sources

Your feet should never cross, as it is a very unstable position, and if something (or someone) were to hit you, or you are forced to shoot mid-stride, your accuracy and balance will be compromised.

Easy to say when a vital US strategic ally was in the middle of a very unstable situation.

"Everybody know Trump is a very unstable person," one said.

"People who know him say he is a very unstable individual," Mr. Johnson said.

In my school we had 30 children doing Sats every year, statistically a very unstable cohort.

And it was generally recognised to be a very unstable way to live".

"We are currently at a very unstable equilibrium," Alberto Ramos, a senior Latin America analyst at Goldman Sachs, told me.

At the same time the air higher up in the atmosphere was becoming colder, creating a very "unstable" atmosphere.

Weather experts said the storms were the result of a very "unstable" atmosphere over mainland north-west Europe.

"I felt the entertainment business was a very unstable environment.

"And in many of those same places where phone number is most popular, it is also a very unstable identifier.