Sentence examples for created instability from inspiring English sources

In tests, Savas' design effectively created instability in the vortices without generating too much additional drag.

The Brexit vote has created instability for the UK banking sector and the wider economy, according to one of the UK's biggest high street lenders.

The difference between the counterparties' margin prices and underlying value of the securities created instability and variability in Carlyle Capital's repo financing arrangements, it said.

All the changes have created instability and excitement in the field, said Stephen Coles, who writes about typefaces and typography at typographica.org.org

Their activities have created instability in what the American government calls "some of the most difficult terrain in the world" where some of the world's poorest countries meet.

He went on to accuse Clinton of being the "chief proponent and architect" of the military intervention in Libya, which he claimed had created instability throughout the region and the refugee crisis in Europe.

The Industrial Revolution did create instability.

Having so much inequality creates instability in a country.

Abolishing tenure would create instability and even chaos.

They want to create instability to sabotage the revolution.

Perversely, if they unwind violently, they will create instability.