Sentence examples for has become less stable from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the area's housing has become less stable.

14. (SBU) RC-West and RC-North remain relatively quiet, although RC-West has become less stable in the past few months.

That, he says, is one of the activities he misses most, now that day-to-day life has become less stable.

The ONS suggests a couple of explanations, but most are purely speculative: Welfare benefits for families have got stingier and some have been restricted; that might have put off some women at the margin; employment has become less stable and less well-paid.

One reason American policy-making has become "less stable, less effective, and less predictable" — in the words of the downgrade that Standard & Poor's handed to the United States on Friday night — is the enduring influence of V. O. Key's theory, and the seductive dream of realignment that it conjured up.

But Mr Osborne's tax rise, which he imposed without warning, has so angered them an executive at a smaller oil firm grumbles that Britain's tax regime has become less stable than Nigeria's that they may be warming to Mr Salmond and his calls for Scottish self-rule.

Economies have become less stable, job creation has become more tenuous, and income inequality has soared.

The relationships between asset classes "have become less stable", says Mohamed El-Erian, Pimco's chief executive.

Some recent studies, including a pioneering look at microbes preserved in dental plaque on ancient human teeth, suggest that human gut and oral microbiomes have become less stable and diverse since the domestication of plants and animals and especially since the Industrial Revolution, setting the stage for a rise in inflammatory diseases.

Recently, however, Europe has become less unbending.

Harvest work has become less enjoyable since.