Sentence examples for perennial instability from inspiring English sources
This perennial instability has stemmed in part from an overreliance on bailouts from private sponsors and large corporations, some of which reduced donations during difficult economic periods or moved out of town.
The failure to attract large numbers of immigrants (aside from African slaves and East Asian labourers in the West Indies), the fragmentation of Central America and the Caribbean into small colonies or sovereign nations, and the perennial political instability throughout the region have all inhibited development.
The new man, Louis van Gaal, has held the job before, but the team has now changed coaches six times in six years.Over at Barca's arch-rivals, Real Madrid, they may have found a way around the perennial problem of managerial instability.
The summit will also grapple with the perennial question of reduced European defence spending at a time of intense instability on the continent's eastern and southern borders as well as the growing US exasperation with Europe's reluctance to fund its own security properly.
If inflation is successfully kept down, this could rise to an average of 5.5%.One of the perennial problems that helped to cause Turkey's past economic crashes was political instability.
Last June, the U.S. State Department warned that "political instability, labor unrest, continuing bureaucratic delays and inefficiencies, pervasive corruption, and perennial power shortages create an uncertain environment for foreign and private investment".
"Widespread instability".
Also contributing to "the inherent instability of the financial system," he says, are the vagaries of human behavior: "our innate inclination to veer from euphoria to despondency" and "our perennial failure to learn from history".
