Sentence examples for chaotic changes from inspiring English sources

Some theorists believe that without this stabilization against the torques applied by the Sun and planets to Earth's equatorial bulge, the rotational axis might be chaotically unstable, exhibiting chaotic changes over millions of years, as appears to be the case for Mars.

I suspect it was more likely that the variations were the result of chaotic changes in ocean currents.

"The report is a clear warning to Tony Abbott – the massive cuts, chaotic changes, broken promises and paternalism cannot continue without risking the progress made under Closing the Gap, especially in Indigenous health".

As Japan underwent chaotic changes in the 1920's and 30's -- modernization, industrialization, militarization -- Shinzo and Roso Fukuhara continued to produce images of peace and quiet that negotiated alliances between the old dispensation and the new.

In the chaotic changes after the Soviet Union's collapse that widened the gap between rich and poor, early 1990's idealism hardened into sour hopelessness and a sense of futility.

In only eight novels and two books of stories published over the space of 47 years, Robert Stone, who has died aged 77, established himself as one of the most important novelists to emerge from the chaotic changes of 1960s America.

Moreover, no two countries are alike, and some will undergo chaotic change before things get better.

There was a somewhat chaotic change in ownership in 2010, followed this off-season by what the club claims are baseless musings of another change on the horizon.

While each country has its own concerns, all worry that a sudden, chaotic change in Egypt would destabilize the region or, in the Arab nations, even jeopardize their own leaders, many of whom are also autocrats facing restive populations.

"I have always been interested in the idea of self-­reinvention," she wrote in a recent e-mail, and "late-19th-century America, with all its chaotic change and immense potential, seems to have been the perfect place to become not someone else but someone new".

Yesterday morning, the center had predicted that the storm would strike Florida as a Category 2.But then something happened over the Gulf of Mexico 100 miles south of Fort Myers, Fla., Dr. Beven said -- possibly some extra pulse of energy from warm gulf waters, some shift in winds that might otherwise hinder the storm, or some chaotic change in the walls of clouds around its eye.