Sentence examples for unstable ground from inspiring English sources

What is left is on increasingly unstable ground.

Ms. Monte's "Unstable Ground" (music: Lois Vierk) examines universal instability.

Kyrgyzstan's Environment Ministry said three of the most radioactive sites are on particularly unstable ground.

Examples are forepoling and breasting techniques as developed for the hazardous case of running (unstable) ground.

Ruderman, T.J. Weber and C. Ernst, "The Challenge of Leading on Unstable Ground: Triggers That Activate Social Identity Faultlines," Human Relations 62, no.

Even wealthy home owners are bedeviled by the unstable ground, said Mr. Hughes, who had to shore up the walls of his 1866 home with reinforcing rods.

A recent fMRI study22 employed a 5 weeks classical balance training (standing with one leg on different unstable grounds) in older adults and found reduced brain activity in regions associated with postural control, in which typically over-activations with increasing age have been found.

Empathy is fickle, unpredictable and rooted within the unstable grounds of human emotion.

Yet it never fully reveals itself or coheres, so that, in addition to the danger and suspense faced by the characters, the audience members must deal with the unstable narrative ground shifting beneath their own feet.

Yet it nevertheless now looks more to its southern neighbor, with whom it shares concerns over cultural cohesion and national identity – so inhabits an unstable middle ground that arguably makes it more sensitive to exogenous ruptures than Denmark and Sweden, which remain more set in their resilient, familiarly antagonistic ways.

In steep, potentially unstable terrains, ground-based continuous monitoring of hillslope and hydrological processes is still highly localized and expensive, especially in terms of manpower.