Sentence examples for broader instability from inspiring English sources

A historian writing about Russia in 20 years' time may come to see the recent outbreak of violence as a precursor of broader instability.

But the killing of the American ambassador to Libya, as well as the broader instability in the Middle East, has changed that dynamic a bit.

This could lead to crises for some big investors who took speculative bets, but it makes many analysts skeptical that the panic will lead to any broader instability in the financial system.

The 18-page classified report, they said, grapples with a problem that has bedeviled the White House's approach toward Egypt and other countries in recent days: how to balance American strategic interests and the desire to avert broader instability against the democratic demands of the protesters.

For the Obama administration, it was the Egypt scenario in miniature in this tiny Persian Gulf state, a struggle to avert broader instability and protect its interests — Bahrain is the base of the Navy's Fifth Fleet — while voicing support for the democratic aspiration of the protesters.

On a day of dashed hopes in Egypt, the administration's attempts to balance the democratic aspirations of the protesters against a fear of contributing to broader instability in the Middle East collided head-on with Mr. Mubarak's defiant refusal to relinquish his office.

It is clear from the spectrum that at 0.5% leaf extract solution, the peak at 420 to 430 nm was low and broad, suggesting instability of the nanoparticles.

If the bankruptcy of a large institution would result in broad financial instability, the FDIC is charged with figuring out how to implement Title II of Dodd-Frank to handle the company's failure.

Overall, although the frequencies of allelic changes are slightly less in the in situ lesions, the general pattern of broad genetic instability is similar.

CAR is mineral-rich and landlocked, bordered by six countries, each of them linked to a broader zone of instability.

The researchers wanted to know whether or not if that thin layer of ice became unstable, would the problem remain contained to that area of the continent or would it trigger broader — more ominous — instability throughout West Antarctica.