Sentence examples for any sort of instability from inspiring English sources

"If we walk away now and don't make these critical investments, we could have a situation there that is a real breeding ground for terrorism, and for extremists who would capitalize on any sort of instability," the official said.

"The criticism that Axl gets when he does bold stuff is that he's showing some sort of instability or lack of reason," Ms. Najarian said.

While the chancellor aims to promote "financial stability" through this sale, it is difficult to see what sort of instability required it to be done so quickly, with the loss of £1bn for a 5% holding.

"There is a right time and a wrong time for speculation and to have that sort of instability around your football club as a fan and clearly you don't want it on match days.

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The expansion is proportional to the distance from the central star, consistent with the entire mass of gas having been ejected at one brief period from the star in some sort of instability.

As I acknowledged here last month, the creation of the coalition between the centrist Liberal Party and the leftist New Democratic Party (NDP) – with the support on confidence matters of the separatist Bloq Québécois (BQ) – was indeed "an historic and somewhat unsettling development, plunging the country into the sort of instability of which it is unaccustomed".

Yet another way of dealing with the sort of instability associated with meaning holism is to appeal to context, rather than similarity, to ensure that communication, change of mind and the rest are possible.

"If you are to avoid that sort of instability in the future, you need to see job creation on a big scale.

And big companies that expect the U.S. will have to regulate carbon eventually are likely to see ditching the deal as only delaying the inevitable, while also sowing the sort of instability that investors don't like.

Considering the U.N.'s inability to conduct any sort of military operation; and Russia's internal instability, as well as its willingness to sell weapons to Iraq, Iran and China; and its ex-Communist foreign and defense ministers allying themselves with Sad- dam Hussein, it is imperative that we strengthen NATO.