Sentence examples for because of an unstable from inspiring English sources

"But he was struggling because of an unstable family environment.

Natalie Tours, one of Russia's biggest travel agencies, said it was suspending the sale of Turkish vacation packages because of "an unstable political situation" in the country.

Eighty-three percent of group O were operated on because of an unstable clinical condition versus 28% of group Y (P = 0.02).

CT scans were obtained in all patients except patient 8 who could not be transported to the Department of Radiology because of an unstable pelvic fracture.

All 33 patients were treated because of ASC: 17 (52 %) because of an acute myocardial infarction and 16 (48 %) because of an unstable angina pectoris.

It is true that, in Brazil, the initiation of sexual activity occurs earlier [ 21- 24] and that it exposes youngsters to STD due to the unawareness of the vulnerability conditions, changing of sexual partners because of an unstable and immature relationship and also the non-use of condoms, especially when they consider trusting the partner.

In addition, the Central Independent Adjudication Committee considered the time to the TOF ratio of 0.9 to be unreliable in two subjects from each group because of interference, an unstable recording or because of an incorrect set-up procedure of the TOF-Watch.

The presence of red blood, elevated PT, or unstable comorbidity was analyzed because of the significant association of red blood and elevated PT with early complication and because the presence of an unstable comorbidity along with GIH would likely lead to critical care admission for monitoring regardless of other risk factors.

She added: "It was a little bit of an unstable life because we were moving all the time, but I wouldn't change it for anything.

It is unlikely that the increase in VO2 with hyperventilation was a result of an unstable state because of the lack of hemodynamic and temperature differences (Table 2), and the absence of changes in vasopressor and sedation drugs during the study period.

Strontium (Sr, atomic number 38) is a non-nutrient, alkaline earth metal whose isotopic ratio of 87Sr/86Sr changes with time because of the decay of 87Rb, an unstable isotope of rubidium (Rb) to 87Sr [29].