Sentence examples for but rather unstable from inspiring English sources

Ethnographies were not dispassionate records of cultural facts but rather unstable "fictions," shot through with ideology and observer bias.

I find the state of being in Palestine very similar to experimental sound production, as the latter is not independent, but rather unstable, broken, volatile, disturbing, and quite cacophonous, not unlike the sounds of war".

While scholars such as William Cronon argue that the categories "urban" and "rural"—or relatedly "center" and "periphery"—are not two poles, but rather unstable ends of a continuum, the urban/rural dichotomy seems to have immense discursive and myth-making powers with very real consequences.

An alternative and perhaps more parsimonious hypothesis would be that the deleted form of PCDH15 can interact with CDH23 and that tip links do form but are rather unstable.

StyB forms a homodimer, as reported for other StyB enzymes (Gröning et al. 2014b; Otto et al. 2004; Toda et al. 2012), but appeared to be rather unstable, limiting its further characterization.

The cellular ATP pool is relatively constant but ATP itself is rather unstable.

Due to small numbers, these subgroup analyses produced rather unstable risk estimates, but there was no evidence of a protective effect of cotton dust exposure within any industry (data not shown).

For showing how an artwork is not some static relic of the past, but rather an unstable amulet whose meaning and value depends on the context in which it is invoked. .

Thus, hypoxia may induce angiogenesis in SSc but this is transient and the newly formed vessels are rather unstable in this disease [ 28].

"The Chinese economy is looking rather unstable," Mr. Kim said.

Gender is a rather unstable concept in Indian art.