Sentence examples for massive instability from inspiring English sources

Blair suggested the in campaign was based too much on fear, but he also warned of "massive instability" if Britain voted to leave.

Britain had entered a tumultuous period with massive instability in Westminster leaving many people still unsure about what the 23 June vote would actually mean.

John Dickerson, the moderator, asked whether Clinton's support for deposing Muammar Qaddafi in Libya also contributed to the massive instability in the region.

Still, the violence last week demonstrates that the S.C.A.F.'s leadership has created the conditions under which even small problems and challenges can spark massive instability.

Davey said his opposition was driven by his belief they would create massive instability and uncertainty in the industry at a time when investors were crying out for certainty.

The threat of legal action also indirectly pertains to Oklahoma, which caused massive instability in the league last week when President David Boren said that Oklahoma was exploring its options to leave the Big 12.

Researchers had seen strong hints of this asymmetry in Supernova 1987A, notes astrophysicist Stan Woosley of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and computer simulations had suggested that massive instabilities in the first few seconds of a supernova blast should create "crooked fingers" of heavy elements that poke through the overlying star.

In practice, the government's fiscal policy was opaque and contributed to massive fiscal instability.

It opened its new Nigeria office based on a simple business equation: Lots of Western workers plus massive political instability add up to demand.

Russia during the 1860s and 1870s - the heyday of the author's career - was experiencing massive socioeconomic instability.

The Treasury has given Congress and the White House a few more weeks before it will be forced to default on the nation's debt obligations, which will undoubtedly cause massive market instability.