Sentence examples for very instability from inspiring English sources

However, the pound's very instability is an obstacle to membership.

Lebanon's very instability — its 15-year civil war and frequent political crises — appears to have bred the banking sector's fiscal prudence, analysts say.

But the sporadic electricity may have been a function of the very instability of the relationship, and an irreducible inconsistency became obvious to listeners as well as players.

It's time they recognised that it's the desire for stability above everything else, including democracy, that leads to the very instability they fear.

But Yang Fenggang, an expert on China's religions at Purdue University, said the party may have miscalculated and could be creating the very instability it is trying to avoid.

The topic caught the imagination, since cyclobutadiene has been described as the Mona Lisa of molecules, and its very instability means that conventional experiments on it are very challenging.

They also vividly show how the very instabilities engendered by unprecedented linguistic and technological change resulted in a far more capacious understanding of translation than what we have today.

The country has endured so many crises and shown "a very stable instability" over the years.

It's important to understand that... in an environment of very significant instability and radicalisation that is a very worrying development.

"We must not compound the existing disaster by failing to prepare for the inevitable and very dangerous instability that will occur when the conflict ends," she said.

"We must not compound the existing disaster by failing to prepare for the inevitable — and very dangerous — instability that will occur when the conflict ends," she added.