Sentence examples for an instability from inspiring English sources

There's an instability about him that bothers me".

Such an instability can arise whenever relatively warm, light air is overlain by cooler, heavier air.

In narrative, it comes off as an instability in Paul's voice.

This relation can produce an instability and periodic advance-retreat cycles.

He still has an instability of his inner ear called positional vertigo that is caused by remnants of his virus.

"A bizarre choice of occupation for an idealistic poet: there is something about Hart Crane's life that suggests an instability of identity," Fisher writes.

They are all of a piece with the uncertainty the possession of nuclear weapons brings: an instability that the apparently rational phrase "the balance of terror" concealed.

I feel an instability when it comes time to reapprove a contract – I don't know whether they'll approve it or whether they will cut it in half".

The dependence suggests an instability-driven branching.

To distinguish these alternatives, we asked whether alteration of an instability-correlated pathway would influence instability.

"It's an unsettling instability".