Sentence examples for unstable aftermath from inspiring English sources

For those governments which feel particularly vulnerable to catastrophic jihadi terrorism — the United States, India, Russia, and Israel, among others — the 2001-02 nucrisiscrisis and its unstable aftermath can look like the sort of thing that used to be found only in thrillers.

Clemens is being sued by his former trainer Brian McNamee, who contends that Clemens damaged his reputation by accusing him of being a liar and mentally unstable in the aftermath of McNamee's accusations that Clemens used performance-enhancing drugs.

"Tom and Viv," which was made into a 1994 film starring Willem Dafoe and Miranda Richardson, told the story of Eliot's calamitous 17-year marriage to a high-spirited but unstable British woman, Vivien Haigh-Wood, and its aftermath, when she was committed to a mental hospital where she eventually died.

The June election and its aftermath seemingly have made that previous order unstable — but for how long, in what ways, and to what end?

For some, last week's failed coup and its aftermath are simply a reminder of an increasingly unstable world, perhaps brought closer to home because the country is a popular tourist resort.

In the aftermath of her abortion, Danielle was depicted as being increasingly emotionally unstable and angry with Ronnie, believing that she deserved to belong to the Mitchell family.

The structure covers the reactor and the unstable "sarcophagus", which was hastily built around it by Soviet authorities in the immediate aftermath of the disaster 30 years ago.

Chinese troops have begun detonating explosives and firing rockets to accelerate the drainage of an unstable mountain lake that threatens to flood more than a million people in the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake.

No wonder, reports NBC News citing various former and active US officials, the Pentagon has long been mapping out strategies "to protect US interests in the aftermath of massive floods, water shortages and famines that are expected to hit and decimate unstable nations".

There can be no doubt that for many Germans, events during the aftermath of the First World War, the Bolshevist October Revolution in Russia and the politically unstable phases of the Weimar Republic with its Leninist-Stalinist type of communism, encouraged already existing, latent forms of widespread anticommunism.

Unstable markets.