Sentence examples for more instability than from inspiring English sources

Arsonium ylides are more nucleophilic and have more instability than phosphonium ylides [13].

Narrow heels in women's shoes could confer more instability than wide heels, and therefore alter biomechanical forces across the joints.

So, if the west ignores the Middle East or addresses the region's problems only through military means (the US has spent $2tn in its Afghan and Iraqi wars, only to create more instability), rather than relying on diplomacy and financial resources to support growth and job creation, the region's instability will only worsen.

But austerity does work when applied to the wealthiest that have used their wealth to create more instability, rather than creating jobs.

Twelve patients with histopathologic lesions had significantly more instability recurrence than 23 without histopathologic changes (33.3% vs. 4.3%; risk difference, 29%[955% CI 1; 57]; p = 0.038).

Conclusion: We concluded that the group of patients had statistically significant results in relation to the control group in all the analyzed parameters, showing that the group of patients with complaints of dizziness had more instability in standing position than the group of healthy individuals.

Although this appears to introduce more instability in the pathway than previously seen, it also increases the probability of the pathway being acquired after exposure to HCH.

Holding on will only foment more instability.

A month has gone by since Brexit but in just the two weeks that followed we saw more resignations and sackings than the history of the whole Upscale group put together and more political instability than a banana republic.

This self-defeating cycle could explain why socially conservative states have more family instability than, say, the culturally liberal Northeast.

Mr Yeltsin's decline may well make the main institution of government, the presidency, a force more for instability than for stability.