Sentence examples for becoming more unstable from inspiring English sources

And the left half-plane pole likewise is becoming more unstable.

Now, notice, then, that this right half-plane pole is becoming more unstable.

Less obvious but just as worrying, says John Constable of the Renewable Energy Foundation, a think-tank, is that electricity prices are becoming more unstable.

But it has recovered from minus 0.035% last week to 0.090% above zero, with Japanese markets becoming more unstable as investors are at a loss on how to estimate fair value.

Similarly, Coppock (1994) indicated that the Borana system appears to be becoming more unstable and less reliable for supporting livelihoods due to both external and internal factors.

Weather charts and patterns around the world are becoming more unstable and erratic, and some still have the nerve to say, "Look at all this snow!

This is particularly true now that industry boundaries are becoming more and more unstable.

The physical systems of the planet look like becoming more dangerously unstable.

Italy is becoming more politically unstable with each passing day just as the economy is showing flickering signs of life.

Mr Garrioch concludes that the city was losing its old corporate foundations of parish and guild, thus becoming more turbulent and unstable, and that this conditioned the way the revolution took place.

Most analysts, and politicians, agree the world is becoming more dangerous and unstable, whether that is shown by thousands of migrants fleeing so-called failed states, the threat from Islamic extremism, or a more belligerent Russia.