Sentence examples for because of instability from inspiring English sources

The US previously banned any transfers of prisoners to Yemen because of instability in the country.

They left because of instability in India, and stayed with friends in San Jose, Calif.

Tourism declined in 1993 because of instability in the Casamance area but had recovered by the mid-1990s.

It is the sort of project that the World Bank had stayed away from for many years – not least because of instability in the country.

He was never charged and was cleared for release in 2010, but the US does not sent Yemeni prisoners to their homeland because of instability there and had to find another country to accept him for resettlement.

Moves to flesh out the pact came as the Union's executive, the European Commission, raised its economic growth forecast for 2011 while warning of the possible impact of higher oil prices because of instability in the Middle East.

There is no firm evidence that chips can be made infinitely smaller because of instabilities, like the leakage of electrons across boundaries within the device that are supposed to serve as insulators.

When objects deteriorate in this way, simply because of instabilities in their material makeup, conservators speak of "inherent vice".

This may be particularly useful if the image of the direct beam is drifting over the course of data collection because of instabilities in the electron-optical system.

At the time, I probably wasn't ready to become a father because of the instability of my existence.

The French police said Mr. Savorani was discharged from the Italian police in the late 1990's because of mental instability.