Sentence examples for much unstable from inspiring English sources

That means, at 30% initial relative density, particle arrangement of 60 and 100% silt content specimens are very much unstable.

RS: And we have a president who many people feel is somewhat unstable, or very much unstable, who is salesman before he's anything else, and blah, blah, blah.

Several witnesses pointed out that aid is a much more unstable source of revenue for developing countries than tax revenues.

This not only compromises their whole mission, it also means that strategic relations between nuclear armed states become much more unstable.

The "unavoidable" we have to manage is dealing with what is certain to be a much more unstable Arab world, sitting atop the world's largest oil reserves.

And she said that regulators should compel financial institutions to have enough liquidity and not to rely too much on unstable, short-term financing.

Lefties opposed to the conflict in Afghanistan must confront two things: that conditions in the subcontinent were much more unstable before the US invasion of 2001 and will get worse if the US leaves with Afghanistan in limbo.

The likely candidate for the 2016 presidential campaign told Ziedrich: "We can rewrite history all you want, but the simple fact is we're in a much more unstable place because America pulled back".

"There will be no need to see the type of regional arms race that would make an already volatile part of the world that much more unstable and insecure," said Rhodes.

Silicon Valley funds invest in much more unstable and risky environments, such as China and Israel.

We learn that Vincent Van Gogh was much more unstable, erratic and promiscuous than previously thought.