Sentence examples for exceedingly unstable from inspiring English sources
This is not a respected autocrat but a king scrabbling to stay on top of an exceedingly unstable castle.
We assert that the ethical violation consists--not in speaking up--but in remaining silent regarding the erratic leadership of an exceedingly unstable, at times delusional man.
For instance, the solubility in water of the trifluorides formed by actinoids with a +3 state (thorium and protactinium have unstable +3 states) is exceedingly low.
(Norman describes her as being volatile and unstable, but fiercely intelligent and exceedingly interesting to boot).
Whereas the reversion of a genetic change leading to a phenotype is exceedingly rare, epigenetic changes ('epialleles') can often be unstable, or 'metastable'metastable
While transposons can reach very high copy numbers and accumulate on chromosome arms between genes (Fu et al. 2002; Gent et al. 2012), tandem repeats are unstable and tend to accumulate only in regions of exceedingly low recombination such as centromere cores or telomeres (Charlesworth et al. 1994; Plohl et al. 2008).
Yet officials from all three countries have largely remained cautious about making too much of the unstable situation in northeastern Afghanistan in large part because the region's exceedingly remote and difficult terrain, with its isolated mountainside villages and easy militant hiding spots, have created stiff challenges with few easy solutions.
Lying partway along the exceedingly precipitous Arniko Highway (which connects Kathmandu with Kodari on the Nepal-China border), this unstable temporary dam perches above the highway, whilst a number of villages lie further downstream.
In the report, the INTSC noted that the approach was unstable to as low as 200 feet, and that as a result the aircraft landed exceedingly hard, with a vertical airspeed in excess of 2500 fpm.
When only a fraction of a protein is unstable as is expected in the case where only unassembled subunits are degraded, half-life measurements become exceedingly difficult.
