Sentence examples for considerable flux from inspiring English sources

The Group was published at a time of considerable flux in America.

But the city's numbers have been in considerable flux since the first days after the attacks.

But investors have been cautious about considering which Brexit scenarios are most likely, because the situation is in considerable flux.

In the United States the federal rule that confessions are inadmissible if obtained while the defendant was unlawfully detained has not gone quite so far, though the law is still in a state of considerable flux.

Politics under the occupation and new constitution experienced considerable flux, as many of Japan's prewar leaders found themselves purged from public office and the two prewar parties, the Seiyūkai and Minseitō, restructured themselves as the Liberal and Progressive parties, respectively (the latter eventually becoming the Japan Democratic Party).

This paper adopts a "pathways to sustainability" approach to review Australia's forest governance models, which are strongly tenure-dependent, and generally vary between sub-national jurisdictions; only climate change-related policies, which are in a state of considerable flux, apply to all forests.

The Continent is not just in an economic mess, but in considerable political flux.

The minimum heat inflow, due to the large temperature difference between the LNG cargo container and inner hull, can induce considerable heat flux through the joined area.

There is no Plan B.In July, the authors of a report sponsored by the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations, a respected think-tank, observed that, "despite considerable political flux and popular dissatisfaction, Iran is not on the verge of another revolution.

Given the high affinity of Nitrosopumilus-like AOA and its reaction kinetics, the reasonably high diversities of AOA that we and Urakawa et al. (2008) observed would suggest considerable ammonium flux through this component of the biofilm community.

For orangutans and gibbons, the considerable geographic flux of the Malay Archipelago region of southeast Asia over millions of years, alternately isolating and reuniting local animal populations in the course of their adaptation and speciation [96], may have contributed to fixed genetic differences at the upstream Sp1 site of the TNF promoter.