Sentence examples for perceptions of instability from inspiring English sources

Perceptions of instability and controllability should particularly reinforce proactive behaviors as these are future-focused and change-oriented (Grant and Ashford 2008).

The increased long-term stress response is associated with the perceptions of instability and decreased control as well as a lack of social support [ 24].

However, the perception of instability is often exacerbated by government paranoia.

"Anti-Iraqi forces are trying to create the perception of instability in Iraq," the statement said, "and thereby disrupt the upcoming Iraqi elections".

In this context, Mr. El-Erian said, the downgrade represents a wide perception of instability in the world's financial structure.

But given the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy and the global financial crisis that ensued that month, Mr. Blankfein persuaded Mr. Gupta to stay on as a director, he testified, to avoid any perception of instability.

It's unfortunate that the mere perception of instability in Jordan is costing jobs.

This paper presents a comparative study on common Parameter Mapping Sonifications (PMSons) designed to reduce the perception of instabilities during the real-time interactive exploration of noisy data streams.

In the sequential pattern, i.e., the pattern prevalent in the western German sample, the prospects of parenthood are strongly related to the perceptions of job instability and biographical uncertainties.

The categories presented in this section deal with the question of whether the perceptions of job instability and life course priorities are linked to the intentions of family formation in the western and eastern sub-samples and, if so, in what ways.

Sedation was consistently recorded as the leading barrier to mobilisation, with the perception of physiological instability being the second most important reason.