Sentence examples for protracted instability from inspiring English sources

LONDON — If the Malaysian government allowed street demonstrations of the kind seen in Kuala Lumpur last weekend, the country would face protracted instability, Prime Minister Najib Razak said Wednesday.

During a long siege, the imperative to fight tactfully could come into conflict with a political need to end the war swiftly.If the conflict is protracted, instability in other Arab and Muslim countries, including Pakistan, is another big risk.

Across the region, ever more people are getting fed up with protracted instability.One of these is Rinat Akhmetov, Ukraine's richest man, who is based in Donetsk and is said to employ some 300,000 people.

Many of America's adversaries have a vested interest in protracted instability and unrest.

Observers are concerned about the protracted political instability in the strategically situated Sunni Muslim nation, which is facing a range of challenges, including a rise in religious conservatism, social problems and slowing economic growth.

Sierra Leone has experienced political instability since the late 1960s, but protracted armed conflict began in 1991 when the Revolutionary United Front tried to topple the constitutionally elected government by launching a guerrilla war from neighbouring Liberia.

Contraindications to enteral feeding includes, exclusively: (1) severe hemodynamic instability; (2) bowel obstruction; (3) severe protracted ileus; (4) major upper gastrointestinal bleeding; (5) intractable vomiting or diarrhoea; and (6) gastrointestinal ischaemia.

How might protracted respiratory insufficiency cause somatic mutations and the nuclear genomic instability seen in tumor cells?

IFAD's mandate to enable poor people to overcome poverty covers all countries and regions that are internationally recognised as fragile states and situations and continues to finance projects and programmes in many contexts experiencing protracted crises linked to natural disasters, violent conflict, insecurity and instability.

Libya appears to be entering a protracted civil war; American policy toward Mubarak frightened — and irritated — Saudi Arabia, where instability could send oil prices soaring.

We are seeing multiple protracted crises, caused by conflict, poverty, inequality and weak governance, which in turn drive global instability and migration.