Sentence examples for public instability from inspiring English sources

This is good news for those who want laws to be based on broad consensus and generally to avoid what James Madison called "public instability".

Coming from someone who was once pure music royalty, these flashes of public instability were true jolts, completely at odds with her early vivacity.

His company picked a bad week to go public as market instability rocked tech stocks.

The instability of public goods has generated considerable interest in delineating the mechanisms that can stabilize public goods, despite the risk of exploitation (Foster [2004]; Archetti and Scheuring [2010]).

One, the national-security argument, is that public corruption, and the instability it can bring about, help terrorists seeking to smuggle weapons or launder money.

The consequences of this drought are hard to calculate, but one can get an idea by imagining how water rationing in New York City – and the attendant population drop, public outcry and social instability – would affect the world's economy.

"There is a lot of instability at public schools, so for Chuck to have persevered in the same place all these years and to have just kept winning, well, it's incredible".

In March a report from the UN Development Programme said that drug-control efforts had been responsible for "creating a criminal black market; fuelling corruption, violence and instability; threatening public health and safety; [and] generating large-scale human rights abuses".

"The added savings of the increasingly affluent must be loaned to balance total current expenditure," he writes, "but increasing indebtedness implies financial fragility, periodic financial crises, greater volatility of aggregate income and, as governments respond to mass unemployment with counter-cyclical fiscal policies, a compounding instability of public finances".

However, sending countries run the risk of skill shortages in certain occupations or sectors, as well as instability of public finances.

Dramatic shifts from a market economy to a socialist orientation and back again, with the attendant inflation, economic instability, crippling public debt and violence, made the development and implementation of a consistent long-run economic policy difficult".