Sentence examples for sort of instability from inspiring English sources
"That there is some sort of instability, or that we don't know what we're doing here," Henry said.
"The criticism that Axl gets when he does bold stuff is that he's showing some sort of instability or lack of reason," Ms. Najarian said.
"There is a right time and a wrong time for speculation and to have that sort of instability around your football club as a fan and clearly you don't want it on match days.
"If we walk away now and don't make these critical investments, we could have a situation there that is a real breeding ground for terrorism, and for extremists who would capitalize on any sort of instability," the official said.
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While the chancellor aims to promote "financial stability" through this sale, it is difficult to see what sort of instability required it to be done so quickly, with the loss of £1bn for a 5% holding.
The researchers speculate that the formation of the planet, through accretion of dust or some sort of gravitational instability, may account for the "clearing" of the disk's thin zone.
The sticky sell that almost all the characters suffers some sort of mental instability – not just our leads (bipolar Pat, prone to violent wobbles; still-grieving, too-frank Tiffany), but the peripherals, also.
This means that, if we chose to do so, we could erect safeguards against the sort of financial instability that has proved so painful over the past few years:Financial liberalisation weakens financing constraints, supporting the full self-reinforcing interplay between perceptions of value and risk, risk attitudes and funding conditions.
For example, some sort of intrinsic instability was suspected.
Moreover, in nearly every case, it was claimed that the mass shooters were suffering from some sort of mental instability.
