Sentence examples for instability grows from inspiring English sources

General Kayani has become an increasingly important figure to the Bush administration as Pakistan's instability grows and Mr. Musharraf faces intensifying political problems, according to American and Pakistani analysts.

The instability grows after the SI onset and wave-particle interactions subsequently produce abundant electron precipitation.

It was found that the instability grows faster when this component is developed.

We find that above a critical acceleration, the instability grows and its amplitude increases.

However, the instability grows faster for the increasing dust density and the higher charge on the dust particles.

For larger acceleration, the instability grows faster and the plumes grow to form a flame structure, which however do not completely penetrate through the upper layer.

But he must make them or watch Israel's isolation and instability grow.

We're on a trajectory that leads to accelerating casualties, increasing regional instability, growing strength of Al Qaeda forces, and more chemical weapons usage.

With violent instability growing on its northern border and more than 95,000 Syrians already seeking refuge in the country, the brakes are likely to be applied more firmly than ever.

If the 1990s were largely dominated by the good aspects of globalisation – faster growth, a narrowing of the gap between rich and poor countries, more rapid communications, cheaper goods – the 2000s have exposed a darker side: financial instability, growing inequality within countries, burgeoning corporate power and the rise of the surveillance state.

Tsunoda and White (1981) also reported that these waves were amplified by the GRT instability growing into ESF depletions.