Sentence examples for unstable nations from inspiring English sources

Isolated and unstable nations tend to be clumsy about making overtures to their more powerful, publicly decried foes.

The result: the economic boom may be accentuating the festering inequality in one of Latin America's most politically unstable nations.

To illustrate the vulnerability of politically unstable nations, Ms. Babkes stood on one leg, noting that unless you are Sarah Hughes, it is difficult to do so gracefully.

At the height of his influence, warships and mercenaries battled along the Central American isthmus for control of various unstable nations.

If time allows, have them discuss some of the present concerns facing unstable nations like Haiti, based on their knowledge of current events.

The majority of migrants caught at the Mexican border were from other places, mostly the small and increasingly unstable nations just to the south of Mexico.

Congo's longtime ruler, Mobutu Sese Seko, presided over an increasingly unstable nation rotted through by his autocratic rule.

"Instead of feeling like the president of a small, unstable nation, I feel like the unstable president of a small nation that actually works," Goldman said.

In justifying his action, Mr. Wahid said such a move would create two competing governments, a situation that would "cause extreme turbulence" in this already unstable nation.

Sceptics have queried whether such vast sums are realistic for an unstable nation that is battling terror groups and has struggled to attract significant foreign investment.

Whichever way he moves, General Musharraf, who took power in a coup almost two years ago, could hardly be assured of the undivided support of this deeply unstable nation.