Sentence examples for viewed as unstable from inspiring English sources

Among neo-Roman republican writers such as Machiavelli and Madison, the ancient republics were viewed as unstable and susceptible to mob rule, factions, and tyrants.

The Crandall Canyon Mine is widely viewed as unstable, a position accentuated after two miners and a federal mine safety employee were killed last Thursday when a rescue tunnel caved in.

This is at the request of the British, who have been leading international efforts to rebuild the country since it emerged from a bloody ten-year civil war in 2002.The government is keen for the UN peacekeepers to go, on the grounds that while they remain the country is viewed as unstable and investors shy away.

The departure led some to express concerns that the Kansas City Schools District, which was already only provisionally accredited, might be viewed as unstable and would perhaps be subject to a state takeover.

We suggest that the infant-type can be viewed as unstable, yet dynamic and adaptable.

He also noted that a banking crisis in 2001 and 2002 had led many Argentines to invest in real estate, as opposed to keeping their savings in banks, which are viewed as potentially unstable.

They contend that he violated a safety policy he helped write and should have done more to protect the faculty after Amy Bishop, a professor who is accused of killing three colleagues in the shooting, had been denied academic tenure and was viewed as increasingly unstable and threatening.

The Bucs claimed him, stressing at the time that he was not viewed as an answer to their unstable quarterback situation.

Niche construction theory offers interesting insights for conservation biology (Boogert et al. 2006), and there is a recent synthesis on how human activities and different types of land use can be viewed as forms of stable or unstable niche construction (Rowley-Conwy and Layton 2011).

In 2009, if the man you're dating says nothing about his reduced circumstances, he runs the risk of being viewed as a mini-Madoff – the most unstable companion imaginable.

In recent years, however, as financial assets have become unstable, contemporary art is viewed as an increasingly safe haven.