Sentence examples for unstable entities from inspiring English sources

The collapse of the LDP, or of that party and also the DPJ, might lead not to the formation of two stable parties but to a series of unstable entities that would rise and fall in quick succession.

Pain and grief are unstable entities and they play out in unpredictable ways in human beings and in societies.

These include reduced chimeric sizes in sponges [ 41] and soft corals [ 15], polyp/zooid resorptions in soft corals [ 15] and colonial tunicates [ 32, 42], unstable entities in scleractinian corals [ 20], somatic and germ cell parasitism in botryllid ascidians [ 1, 10, 17, 18] and decreased survivorship in tunicates [ 16, 32, 33].

He added: "The dictatorship of Saddam Hussein was swapped for an unstable entity, large parts of which have been conquered by or at the very least are being tyrannised by the terror militia, Islamic State.

Committed to seeing the individual self as a rational actor, we fail to see that it is a deeply unstable entity, constantly shaped and reshaped in its interplay with shifting social and cultural conditions.

Peace with Jordan removed one threat, but the current war in Iraq has made it an unstable entity with the potential to infiltrate al-Qaida terrorists and other extremists into Israel.

I guess it's appropriate that, as has happened so often on this show, giving the benefit of the doubt to an unstable entity may well blow up in my face.

The tumor genome is a dynamic, unstable entity.

Overall, both revisionist powers in the system turned out to be internally unstable geopolitical entities, which might indicate a correlation between the two factors.

To Hirschfeld, gender was an unstable, fluctuating entity; the male and the female were "abstractions, invented extremes".

Such findings showing interactions between distant parts of the GI tract via the enteric nervous system or cells of the immune system may provide an explanation as to why FD and IBS were described by others as longitudinally unstable, fluctuating disease entities [ 8, 12].