Sentence examples for deeply unstable from inspiring English sources

We were living in a period of deeply unstable global disorder.

He is deeply unstable, and has been for 42 years," Owen said.

In the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza, the situation is deeply unstable and exploitative.

But Jebel al-Zawiya remains, for now, an uncontrollable corner of a deeply unstable country.

Deadly attacks by insurgents continue to make life in Afghanistan and Pakistan deeply unstable.

The rest is not only history but the current reality of a dangerous and deeply unstable region.

Such periods of transition are profoundly unstable, deeply uncertain and fraught with danger.

A picture has emerged of a deeply troubled, unstable man.

If residents cannot farm and rebuild their homes and livelihoods, he says, they are vulnerable to radicalisation and a new cycle of violence in a city – and a still deeply politically unstable country – where conflict has erupted repeatedly since the US-led 2003 invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein.

"In the end, as in every country," Bremer said in a recent briefing, "security here will depend on a professional police force". But occupying a country is a tricky business, and building a civil government in a place as deeply riven, unstable and historically undemocratic as this one is particularly complicated.

A MONTH after its disputed presidential election, Kenya remains deeply divided and unstable.