Sentence examples for perceived instability from inspiring English sources

"Those who propagate the issue of supply insecurity, dangers of import dependence and perceived instability of the Arabian Gulf are ignoring realities".

Given China's perceived instability and the steady rise in production costs, as China matures, "companies know you have to have production outside of China as well," says Segal.

American strategy in the Middle East is perceived as a battle between two competing demands: the aspirations of the Arab people and the perceived instability that may come from realizing those aspirations on the one hand, and America's strategic position and core interest on the other.

However the absence of employment contracts or rental agreements, and the constant threat of losing work and housing resulted for most study participants in perceived instability of daily routine.

"The biggest problem at the moment is that the patient load has increased enormously and there is no chance that we could take care of them all" (Head Nurse, Pub) The private actors, in turn, referred to problems that were mainly related to the perceived instability of demand.

A provocative thesis that takes us beyond conventional assumptions resides in a journal article not fit for an undergrad's Twitter universe: "On Intertemporal Selfishness: The Perceived Instability of Identity Underlies Impatient Consumption".

Results showed that both tempo and pitch averaged PMSon reduced the perceived instabilities compared to pitch, while tempo preserved the response time of the sonification feedback.

The aim of this study was to investigate recurrent sprain, perceived ankle instability and mechanical ankle instability in a cohort of netball players.

To provide reference data for the Cumberland Ankle Instability Tool (CAIT) and to investigate the prevalence and correlates of perceived ankle instability in a large healthy population.

Coelho's later novels include Veronika decide morrer (1998; Veronika Decides to Die), which mines the perceived mental instability of his youth; O demônio e a Señorita Prym (2000; The Devil and Miss Prym), an investigation of the essential nature of humankind; and Onze minutos (2003; Eleven Minutes), which explores the boundaries between love and sex through the story of a prostitute.

Although three of the four coups were before 9/11 the USA as well as Australia perceived political instability in the Pacific Island region as a potential breeding ground for international terrorism and a threat to their national security.