Sentence examples for unstable because of from inspiring English sources

These comb-overs were unstable, because of gravity and wind.

In Liguria, Genoa was continually unstable because of the violent conflicts of its noble houses.

Politically unstable because of tribal rivalries, they never long sustained a concerted action.

"Some hold the view that my cabinet has become unstable because of the falling support rate," he said.

He could seek an alignment with the center-left Labor Party, but such an arrangement is seen as inherently unstable because of their wide policy differences.

Climate change is contributing to these upstream changes, some scientists say, though the Brahmaputra is naturally unstable because of seismic activity and the river's braided shape.

But his condition was still deemed unstable because of the atrial fibrillation, "the risk of high blood pressure and the possibility of having a stroke".

Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door policy in Germany now looks unstable, because of other European countries reacting to the crisis by firmly closing their doors instead of following the German lead, as she had hoped.

But in some basic ways, the election signaled a decisive shift in a nation whose politics have been unstable because of the narrow interests of its many small parties.

Whereas the statement "All uranium spheres have a radius of less than one kilometre" is a matter of natural law (large uranium spheres would be unstable because of fundamental physical properties), the statement "All gold spheres have a radius of less than one kilometre" merely expresses a cosmic accident.

Some developers believe the Facebook Platform is unstable because of Facebook's power to pick and choose who can do what.