Along with the huge technological shifts in working lives everywhere, have come direct personal experiences connected to people who have been thrown into an unstable economic reality.
Yet the unstable political realities that had militated against the emergence of broad-based institutions sometimes called for corporate action, as when a city came to terms with a new ruler or invader.
The palette is cool, blue-washed, with a grainy texture suggesting the unstable molecules of reality.
All of them dealt with the Spanish Infante, heir to Philip II, who was in reality unstable, violent and prone to harming himself as well as others.
It was another case of public opinion knocked from its unstable perch on reality.
The year is 1918, and Máni's reality is unstable, infected by cinema, always threatening to tip over into dream.
It's an idea that resonates through the work of the writer Paul Auster, in whose fiction both selves and stories are precarious constructions, fascinating but unstable, more illusion than reality.
And the movie's central dramatic problem -- the unstable boundary between the reality of Shutter Island and Teddy's perception of it -- becomes less interesting as the story lurches along.
In reality, the unstable slope cases (with landslides) are recognized as positive pattern, while stable slope cases (without landslides) are recognized as negative pattern.
Between our nation's energy consumption habits, the lack of infrastructure for alternative sources and the need to wean ourselves from foreign oil, especially from the world's unstable regions, new offshore drilling remains an unfortunate reality and necessity.
