Sentence examples for may prove unstable from inspiring English sources

We have built cities and economies on assumptions about the seasons that may prove unstable.

The broad political support for Mr Duhalde is deceptive, and may prove unstable.

Mr Yanukovich's coalition still has a parliamentary majority, but its odd combination of Communists and business tycoons may prove unstable.

Both regimes rest on highly personalised rule that looks secure but may yet prove unstable.

Some analysts say the coalition of former ideological rivals could prove unstable and short-lived.

However, large clusters in general might prove unstable.

In applying this technology it should be recognized that its limitations are that data output is derived from calculations, and that continuous electrode contact must be maintained with the skin, which may prove difficult in unstable or diaphoretic patients.

This type of "heterogeneous, unstable" cell line may prove more useful in the CSC era than conventional "homogeneous, stable" cell lines.

Ultimately, this may prove the lasting image of Fischer, the brilliant but unstable star who blazed with such intensity that he imploded.

Tissue-engineered small intestine (TESI) has previously been generated in the mouse model from donor cells that were harvested and immediately reimplanted; however, this technique may prove impossible in children who are critically ill, hemodynamically unstable, or septic.

We speculate that the o-QM may form more readily but proves unstable or that perhaps the MeLi is less nucleophilic.