Sentence examples for make unstable from inspiring English sources

Prisons are damaging places that make unstable people worse – dragging them from families or tenancies – and almost bound to reoffend.

It will make unstable states more unstable, poor nations poorer, inequality more pronounced, and conflict more likely," Huhne is expected to say in a speech to defence experts.

Engineers responsible for the pipeline, which carries about a million barrels of oil a day and generates 17percentt of the nation's oil production, have grown increasingly concerned that melting permafrost could make unstable the 400 or so miles of pipeline above ground.

Don't they make unstable supermodel marriages?

It is known that impulses can make unstable systems stable or, otherwise, stable systems can become unstable after impulse effects; see [14 18].

Authorities believe the slide was caused by ground made unstable by recent heavy rainfall.

The ship had been made unstable by structural retrofitting and an excessive cargo load.

It will be a leader with no one to lead, in a world made unstable by its very isolation.

Previous work has amply demonstrated that non-conservative systems can be made unstable by the application of damping.

Council officials reported that the cliffs had been made unstable by three months of torrential rain followed by several days of sub-zero temperatures.

The works can seem disordered, made unstable by incongruent vantage points and scales; he often combines aerial and linear perspectives to dizzying effect.