Sentence examples for not that stable from inspiring English sources

"There is a sense that money could go and jobs are not that stable," she said.

I'm not quite sure why Andersson would be running his mouth on national TV about the Truth Terrorist when he would be keen to keep a low profile but maybe he's just not that stable an individual.

The strongest challenge that Legalism raises to virtue ethics is not that stable virtues are impossible to achieve, but that they are not realistic possibilities for most persons, and that therefore lofty virtue ideals cannot provide the basis for a large-scale social ethic.

Maybe one day we could move to a more upscale neighborhood like the prostate, but it's not that stable there.

Play-doh is not that stable, don't make your sculpture too big.

Clathrates are not all that stable, even when shored up from within by a gas molecule.

And yes, bonds are not all that stable, either.

"I have family members who are fleeing the country because they have concern that the situation wouldn't remain that stable," she said.

However, the software currently runs in alpha stadium and is not really all that stable yet.

Other published studies also showed that cyanosis is not a stable indicator that patients will have behavioural and emotional problems.

It is possible that MinD was not a stable diagnosis or that it may have been a stage of another depressive disorder.