Sentence examples for unstable whether from inspiring English sources

There are other strategic tests: whether the Kurds stay inside the national tent, whether Americans have the access to Iraqi oil that they may need if Saudi Arabia becomes unstable, whether moderate leaders in other Middle Eastern states feel emboldened by the Iraq experience or worry that the chaos will spread.

"If this is not suicide it is self-mutilation of a kind that will leave the political system chronically unstable — whether Prime Minister Antonis Samaras calls elections or tries to limp on," Nikos Konstandaras, the managing editor of Kathimerini, a daily newspaper, wrote in an editorial on Friday.

Most analysts, and politicians, agree the world is becoming more dangerous and unstable, whether that is shown by thousands of migrants fleeing so-called failed states, the threat from Islamic extremism, or a more belligerent Russia.

Psychopathology arises when the system becomes either too stable or too unstable, whether by (acute or chronic) external influences or by limitations in the system itself.

Its the very nature of the forms or content to be unstable whether it is thought or a physical form.

It's an idea: disagreement over whether the economy is highly unstable or whether business cycles are mostly self-correcting.

If Mr. Tsarnaev was involved, then the murders may shed light on the crucial question of what may have turned him violent and unstable, and whether that was before he traveled to his homeland in the North Caucasus region of Russia last year.

"The neglect or abuse of children is awful and happens in unstable relationships whether they are heterosexual or homosexual.

The management of the unstable elbow, whether resulting from acute trauma, its sequelae, or chronic disease, has often proven difficult [ 13, 16].

So on the one hand there is a volume challenge with a 50% chance of improving CO and an unknown risk of overloading the patient, and on the other there is a preload responsiveness test based on complex cardiopulmonary interaction – and neither approach answers the question of why the patient is circulatory unstable or whether the patient is in need of volume for optimization.

It is thus currently not clear whether unstable nucleotide sequences are ubiquitous among microbial pathogens, or whether selection for stability usually also prevails in these genomes and leads to a bias against simple sequence repeats.