Sentence examples for perpetual instability from inspiring English sources

The result was perpetual instability.

The CAR has endured five coups and perpetual instability since gaining independence from France in 1960.

Much of the media discussion about VFX in recent years has revolved around its subsidies-driven business model, which has given rise to a culture of perpetual instability, as VFX houses struggle to stay in the black.

The group is described as Islamist but, as with most of the groups in this area of great poverty and perpetual instability, motivations for attacks can be more varied than purely sectarian.

McCain argued that continuing a policy of deterrence against Iraq "would condemn Saddam's neighbors to perpetual instability.

But in a terrible kind of reverse alchemy, it turns its gold into lead, in the form of perpetual instability, inequality and sectarian divisions.

Iraq's somewhat isolated geographic location and its decades of near perpetual political instability have seriously impeded the possibility that tourism, in spite of the country's deep historical wealth, might soon become a major source of national income.

In poor countries that have major health problems, sickness motivates people to go to church as do the many other disadvantages of living in a less developed country, including random acts of violence and perpetual political instability.

The tempo never felt quite calibrated in that symphony's second movement, one of the composer's most beautiful adagios, and elsewhere, too, there was a sense of perpetual adjustment and instability that slackened rather than heightened the drama.

I did know though that if all Americans could understand how it feels to live in a rough neighborhood day to day--and the fact that some people live under-resourced and in a perpetual state of instability and physical danger--maybe they'd see them differently and see the challenges that some people face daily, differently.

Disturbance of these functional cellular processes can induce mitotic spindle aberrations, spindle checkpoint defects, chromosomal missegregation and cytokinesis failure, which may not be sufficient to initiate tumourigenesis, but can induce perpetual state of chromosomal instability (CIN) that facilitates tumourigenesis (Thompson and Compton, 2008; Thompson et al, 2010).