Sentence examples for economically unstable from inspiring English sources

Yet, the country remained economically unstable, and Pakistanis were far from developing a genuine civil society.

Instead, a Houthi-run Yemen is likely to become increasingly isolated and economically unstable.

Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous country and Southeast Asia's largest oil producer, is politically and economically unstable.

Mathijs Pelkmans explores the dynamics of conviction and disillusionment in the politically and economically unstable setting of post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan.

Is a path towards an open economy possible for a small nation in a politically and economically unstable region?

Some conservative economists argue that it is scarcely worth policing horizontal price-fixing arrangements, since they are economically unstable.

But even if, as planned, a government is elected later this year, the law contains a plank that may ensure that Libya remains unstable and economically precarious, a danger to both itself and its neighbors: namely, it prohibits members of the military from voting.

A post-Castro Cuba is likely to be politically unstable, economically needy and a constant source of immigrants.

Those gloating over empty supermarket shelves need to realise that an economically and politically unstable Russia won't just be bad for the Russians.

Say, for instance, an executive opens a spymail while meeting with a supplier in a politically, economically, or socially unstable country.

In a chapter titled "Convicted at Birth," we meet Rico, a 19-year-old whose deeply unstable, economically disadvantaged upbringing practically ensured, in Wynn's telling, that he would land at Rikers.