Sentence examples similar to decline into instability from inspiring English sources

The whole region is plunged into instability.

Political decline and instability did not preclude cultural creativity and productivity, however.

Yet if Latvia stays unreformed, it may lurch back into instability, and perhaps into something worse.

The collapse of the Soviet Union brought benefits to much of Eastern Europe, but in Moldova it ushered in economic decline and instability.

Mental abilities generally decline into dementia.

These levels decline into adulthood (5).

His critical prediction: with the wholesale movement of women into the labor market, the gains from marriage would decline and family instability would rise.

"Some of our best world customers find themselves struggling in economic decline and financial instability," said William M. Daley, the Commerce Secretary.

A domestic reason for the decline was the instability in Parliament that was produced by the general elections in October 1997.

But I have to imagine the speed and severity of the stock market decline and political instability will likely weigh on investors for some time to come – even if we rebound.

But when Fitzgerald penned his tell-all Esquire essay "The Crack Up," chronicling his creative decline and mental instability, Hemingway responded in what would now be considered incredibly insensitive in today's society, telling the troubled writer to toss two parts of his manhood into the sea, if he even had them anymore.