Sentence examples for given the instability of from inspiring English sources

"Given the instability of a hung parliament, there was a possibility there would be another election in the next few months.

But given the instability of the lineup and the mysteries about lead-in, there is zero chance right now that she would consider sliding into the slot.

This is probably a reasonable outcome given the instability of the underlying theory.

In fact, Showtime Networks chairman Matthew Blank said it's virtually impossible to plot long-term strategy given the instability of the biz's present conditions, a point on which A&E TV Networks prexy-CEO Abbe Raven concurred.

Either investors trust and therefore invest in fledgling smart grid technology, thus contributing to an investment climate, or investors lack the confidence to support the ES, given the instability of legal frameworks.

This week's snap election in Britain, however, "threw the process into further doubt and Trump will be even more uncertain about a trip given the instability of May's prospective minority government," according to HuffPost UK.

Given the instability, the idea of a "banking union" looks pretty good to the commission.

Today many countries question that global decision, given the instability in the value of the U.S. dollar.

And the world for the most part would not begrudge Israel keeping its forces on the Jordan River — as will be necessary given the instability beyond — if it ceded most of the West Bank and Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem.

Given the assumed instability of individual subsystems, the stabilization of the switched system is achieved under the condition of confining the dwell time by a certain pair of upper and lower bounds, which restrict the growth of Lyapunov function for the actively operating subsystem, thus decrease the energy of the Lyapunov function of the overall switched system at switching times.

MoaA and MoaC together perform the synthesis of cPMP, but assignment of specific roles has been difficult, given the historic instability of detected pterin products.