Sentence examples for toward instability from inspiring English sources

Some oceanographers say global warming may already be pushing the North Atlantic toward instability.

Certain parts of the world are trending toward instability, which proposes a direct threat toward U.S. national security.

Since emerging as Africa's first narco-state in the mid 2000s, Guinea Bissau's slide toward instability has been swift and precipitous.

Many Afghan analysts on television and radio say they believe that the current situation will take Libya toward instability and civil war.

In other words, with a proper control system, a single inverter is stable in grid-connected system, but goes toward instability with parallel connection of other inverters.

A broad tendency toward instability and partisan conflict, he writes, is woven into the fabric of a political system in which a democratically elected executive can come from one party and a democratically elected legislature from another.

That's been the twisted reality unfolding in Pakistan as its military dictator, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, propels his nation toward greater instability.

Still, American officials, bracing for a further deterioration in ties, now seem relatively powerless to influence events here, even as Bolivia tips toward greater instability.

Recent refugees, scholars of North Korea and South Korean government officials see no signs that the economic hardships are pointing toward political instability.

However, since abnormal methylation patterns may precede and predispose toward genetic instability this could account for the allelic losses on these chromosomes.

The coupling between the fluid dynamics, heat addition, and the acoustics of a combustor system determine whether it is prone toward combustion instability.