Sentence examples for unstable balance from inspiring English sources

Out of one unstable balance after another, he falls.

He invests the film with a candid passion that makes for an edgy, unstable balance with his sharp, almost clinical images.

Are they betraying their nationhood by eschewing the worst of nationalism - mutually destructive trade and monetary policies, unstable balance of power politics, extremist xenophobia and, above all, war - while retaining the best of patriotism?

The one certainty in all of this is that politics remains a struggle for power, and if anything, the unstable balance between the two parties will increase the intensity of that contest.

Despite the title of Adam Sisman's perceptive and affectionate book, the association between Wordsworth and Coleridge was more like an affair: briefly intense, though doomed by the contrariety of their characters and the unstable balance of power between them.

What the two forces keep in unstable balance is the family circle the terrible hold of the father who both sustained them and tormented them, who pushed them out to be discovered as well as to be wounded some more by other men.

In haemodynamically unstable patients, control of fluid balance may be facilitated by the use of CRRT (BII) [ 42, 79].

Therefore, Dellinger et al. in the international guidelines for management of severe sepsis and septic shock recommended CVVH as the elective therapy for ARF in septic shock, allowing the management of fluid balance in hemodynamically unstable septic patients [ 11].

Subsequently, the undernourished (Table  1) and seriously delayed child (developmental age of about 9 10 months) got progressively worse: His fluid balance became quite unstable and, on at least two occasions, he suffered weight loss and clinical deterioration for several days related to a common cold.

Who hasn't sometimes been astonished at the vertiginous nature of love, the way it is an unstable equilibrium, a magical but precarious balancing act?

But that view was not unanimous, and some American experts said Russia's move could exacerbate a trend toward a more unstable nuclear balance -- especially if the current thaw between East and West began to chill.