Sentence examples for considered unstable from inspiring English sources

The ulcer was cauterized but was considered unstable, and doctors planned to look again later.

The state is laced with hundreds of fault lines, some considered unstable enough to produce the next Big One.

An army spokesman said martial law would not be lifted in areas where the situation was still considered unstable.

The number of unstable modes, one or two, depends on the considered unstable state.

"Until recently, only West Antarctica was considered unstable, but now we know that its 10 times bigger counterpart in the East might also be at risk," explained Anders Levermann, another author on the study.

"Until recently, only West Antarctica was considered unstable, but now we know that its 10 times bigger counterpart in the East might also be at risk," explained Anders Levermann, the co-author of another global warming study released last week.

Other companies have been quicker to cancel trips to areas customers might consider unstable.

Some of them are from countries like Syria or China — where they would face torture if sent home — or Yemen, which the United States considers unstable.

For the other four cases, BAT26 was stable and BAT25 unstable, but at least one of the other loci was modified; these cancers were also considered as unstable (MSI).

Similarly, landers that use legs were considered too unstable to settle on Mars.

In today's economy, even countries considered institutionally unstable, unreliable and inept have access to global capital flows.