Sentence examples for not so stable from inspiring English sources

The stable relationships that their designers thought existed were not so stable after all.

See, many Pakistanis are saying, your beloved India is not so stable either.

Things fell apart in 1913, and soon it becomes obvious that they are not so stable in 2013 either, and that Decker is right when he says: "The point I'm making here is that the ground suddenly caving beneath you can happen".

It can be observed that LRS or R c is not so stable at 5 μA as compared to 50 and 500 μA.

This "surplus" directly benefits workers here in the United States and provides a great deal of economic stability during these not so stable times.

However attempts were unsuccessful from a modeling point of view because the models were not so stable during the molecular dynamics experiments.

Recent history has shown that previously considered "stable jobs" aren't so stable anymore.

Three siblings each attempt to navigate the rough waters beyond their hometown, where things aren't so stable lately, either.

Stable jobs aren't so stable, brightly-lit tracks are subject to culling of the herd at each level (law, banking, etc. are necessarily pyramids), and opportunities come from the periphery as often as the direction you're pointing (source: that often-quoted "7 career changes in your lifetime" statistic, which even if its actually only 3 or so, is still a boatload of career changes).

Not-so-stable regimes, which are far more numerous and richer in physics, are not usually considered because experimental confirmations were not feasible before now.

This research shows that it is not so much stable technical solutions which travel between different spatial and cultural contexts, but that experiences with sustainable technologies in one country can provide important inspiration and knowledge for the development of new socio-technical designs based on local needs in a new socio-spatial context in a different country.