Sentence examples for unsettling instability from inspiring English sources
"It's an unsettling instability".
As I acknowledged here last month, the creation of the coalition between the centrist Liberal Party and the leftist New Democratic Party (NDP) – with the support on confidence matters of the separatist Bloq Québécois (BQ) – was indeed "an historic and somewhat unsettling development, plunging the country into the sort of instability of which it is unaccustomed".
Based on hundreds of interviews, it describes new unsettling relationships between friends, lovers, parents, and children, and new instabilities in how we understand privacy and community, intimacy, and solitude.
By unsettling supply lines, boosting demand and doubling the price of oil, political instability in the Mideast and economic stability everywhere else are doing far more to promote efficiency and alternative fuels than any new federal law ever could.
It's only been in the last few years, because of speedrunning events like the annual fundraising marathon Awesome Games Done Quick, that I've started to see bugs in games not as unsettling reminders that so much of life is out of my hands, but instead as reassurance that instability can also mean opportunity.
That extra fierceness appears to be the inevitable, if unsettling, expression of a defensive mind-set intensified of late by concerns about terrorism, escalating crime rates and economic instability.
"Widespread instability".
The prospect of instability in Georgia, a route for Caspian Sea oil and gas and an anchor of Western-oriented democracy in the region, is unsettling to the United States and its allies.
