Sentence examples for of being unstable from inspiring English sources

(d) The politician who said of McCain, "His volatility borders in the area of being unstable.

"If Mr. Clemens accused Mr. McNamee of being unstable, that's not actionable?" Johnson said.

As Bill Cowan, a retired Marine lieutenant colonel, wrote in a furious defense of Meyer for FoxNews.com, "they are engaging a Medal of Honor winner and accusing him of being unstable and a problem drinker.

This had the drawback of being unstable, so that under certain conditions the result could be swamped by roundoff noise.

He then returned to the U.S., only to find, to the surprise and frustration of his top officials, that Karzai -- almost immediately accused of being unstable, possibly on drugs, and prone to child-like tantrums -- responded by lashing out at his American minders.

The interspinous space that is suspected of being unstable is selected through inspection and palpation in flexion.

It is likely that tips of axonemes are unstable due to lack of addition of new tubulin subunits.

The sulfides of aluminum, as well as of titanium, are unstable in water.

The complexes of Tl+ are unstable (compared to the diaquo species) while those of Pb2+ are quite stable.

Approximately 50% of hip fractures are intertrochanteric fractures, a large percentage of which are unstable [ 1, 2].

However, this kind of dispersion is unstable because it does not change the surface properties of graphite particles.