Sentence examples for unstable development from inspiring English sources

But – and it is a big but – there are genuine concerns about radical change in an already unstable development and funding environment.

Results highlighted a fluctuation of material flows, which in line with the unstable development (1980s to early 2000s) periods in Philippines.

But Wen also continued to express caution about the course of domestic events, expressing concern about "the unsteady, uncoordinated and unstable development of the Chinese economy". China grew at 8.7percentt last year, the fastest of any major economy in the world, but it did so on the back of a massive stimulus package.

Under these conditions, little attention is paid to the growing community of the elderly people in Kosovo [ 22] which, combined with the inadequacy of financial resources, the economic insecurity and the unclear and unstable development of the health sector, pose a serious barrier for elderly people to access medical care.

OPEC will easily prevent moves below that price, but how high the price could go depends on a mixture of unstable developments.

They slowly were letting go of that concern that the Bluegrass appeared too unstable for development.

The observation of unstable PASE development further supports the potential involvement of a dynamic activation/inhibition equilibrium, perhaps mediated by BMP-SMAD signaling, in regulating the stability of PASE development.

Mozilla's long-delayed Firefox for Windows 8 tablets has finally made its first public appearance outside of the relatively obscure and unstable Nightly development channel.

Critics said the city paid more than the land was worth to appease an influential donor, and the site was too unstable for development of luxury homes, as Boeckmann had threatened.

In summary, we propose a framework, which appears to be applicable to derive mortality forecasts for developed populations experiencing stable and unstable mortality developments.

Developing economies are prone to weak institutions, fragile business environments, complex economic and social problems such as poverty, unemployment, low per-capita income and unstable economic growth and development.