Sentence examples for feel unstable from inspiring English sources

Tyrants—or aspiring tyrants thrive when populations feel unstable and under threat.

The rulers of the Qing (pronounced ching) dynasty, China's last imperial line, had cause to feel unstable.

It seems perfectly natural for people who live or work in areas where criminals have struck to feel unstable, unsteady, as if next time it could be them.

Although more than half of respondents feel unstable economic conditions are a continuing challenge small businesses are having to contend with, the majority have seen their company grow in the past 12 months.

On a macro level, too, the markets feel unstable, flying up on Monday with relief over the Fannie and Freddie rescue and then plummeting Tuesday over broader concerns about the health of financial firms.

That made the choice of equipment a gamble: whether to opt for solid disc wheels at the rear in the knowledge they would be faster but that they may well act as a sail in the crosswinds and cause the bike to feel unstable; or to use slightly slower but more secure spoked wheels.

Yet in his hands this dynamic feels unstable and mystifying.

Before the bottom of the ninth, Beltrán told Manager Jerry Manuel that the knee felt unstable, so Endy Chávez replaced him.

There's something that feels unstable and mid-flux right now, designers uncertain as to what they should offer, what consumers may want.

What does it mean to write authentically about China — and what does it mean to trade on an identity that feels unstable, constantly shifting, as the university's diversity hire?

"The fontanels felt unstable.