Sentence examples for introducing instability from inspiring English sources

But while that serves individual politicians, it weakens the wider political system by introducing instability.

The murder sets the story in motion by introducing instability: not just the moral wrong of homicide, a horror that remains fairly notional in most crime fiction, but the violation posed by the mystery itself.

However, as stated by the authors, these differences might be an artifact of the small number of studies in those regions (4 from Middle East and 4 from Africa) introducing instability in analyses.

One challenge in designing web conveyance systems is controlling the displacement and vibration of the webs by guides without introducing instabilities or higher frequency disturbances from flange impacts.

She said: "I have a concern that we introduce instability into the system too often.

But the changes have also introduced instability into the system, which was made clear in the flash crash.

The one place you don't want to introduce instability to is at the core channel, C4, because that's the engine that finances everything else.

At the core of Mr. Bush's speech was a major change in American nuclear doctrine, a move that critics say will introduce instability into the nuclear balance.

Every other option introduces instability and uncertainty which would, inevitably, destabilise CB in a way which would be likely to cause her significant emotional harm.

By easing policy now, he said, "you have to consider that they may introduce instability — and not greater stability — in the economy, and create a more extreme boom-bust cycle than we would ordinarily have".

Also on Chaise23's schedule: Hot TRX suspension training, a class featuring innocuous-looking bands designed by a former member of the Navy SEALs that introduce instability so that the humblest of motions induces a burning that suggests muscles engulfed by cartoon flames (even when done in standard-temperature rooms).