Sentence examples for far less stable from inspiring English sources

He agrees that his characters often reach "phantom conclusions" that turn out to be far less stable than they anticipated.

Americans have seen their financial situations grow far less stable over the last few decades, he reports.

First, the current system is far less stable because strategic relationships between major nuclear powers are no longer necessarily the primary determinants of international order.

The gap between the rich and the poor grew, adding to the bitterness and frustration reflected in a political life that was far less stable than expected.

Conditions in the field should be far less stable than controlled laboratory conditions, and hence represent a potential source of variation in behaviour.

A craft economy is far less stable: those who succeed this year may fail the next, as their once-unique products become commodities made cheaply overseas.

At the political level, however, Mastro and Tarapore reported far less-stable coordination — which is where Trump's threats come in.

Selling a chunk of Neuberger would raise much-needed funds, but it would also leave Lehman looking far less diversified and less stable.This week Goldman Sachs, the only investment bank still in decent shape, cut profit forecasts for all of its main capital-market rivals, including Lehman, citing the need for further write-downs and a drought in key business lines.

But workers' schedules have become far less predictable and stable.

The city today is much different — far less crime, relatively stable finances and an electorate that has shifted from heavily Jewish to one dominated by minority voters.

In little over a decade, the microchip has replaced the oil derrick as the driving force behind the state's economy, making Texas far less dependent on stable commodity prices.