Sentence examples for creation of instability from inspiring English sources

He accused foreign governments of "aiding and abetting the creation of instability and disorder" in Zimbabwe.

The main threats and dangers perceived due to teleradiology outsourcing, as summarised in Table 7, are: the fear of losing control over the business (61%%), the fear of reducing the quality of reports (54 %), creation of instability in the job market and in radiologists' income (49%%).

The temporal, spectral and spatial association between the scintillation and geomagnetic pulsation events suggests that the magnetic field perturbations and enhanced electric fields caused by substorm currents could contribute to the creation of plasma instability in the high-latitude ionosphere, leading to GPS scintillations.

The creation of a large void imparted instability to the osteotomy and initial implants were unable to withstand the axial and rotational forces across the proximal tibia for long enough to allow bone healing [27, 29].

More recently, the hypoxic state has also been associated with reduced capacity for DNA repair, increasing genomic instability, and creation of a mutator phenotype [ 8].

In addition, job creation in the private sector is slow, but not because of instability in the tax code.

Failure to address the issues and leaders involved risks the creation of an arc of even greater instability running from Jerusalem through Beirut, Damascus, Baghdad and Tehran.

"If you are to avoid that sort of instability in the future, you need to see job creation on a big scale.

The effects of these restraints on the vibration of the beam are also examined in detail for a wide range of values of the spring constants, and the creation of regions of static and flutter instabilities, as well as the location of double points of instability, are investigated in detail.

Full-thickness cartilage creation without instability could not create the generalized cartilage change similar to that of the traumatic model.

It is also widely recognized that genetic instability results in the creation of diverse daughter cells, capable of interaction with the cell microenvironment, conferring to the tumour the properties of a heterogeneous tissue [ 3].