Sentence examples for vulnerable to instability from inspiring English sources

He argues: "There is no doubt that our increased interdependence can make us more vulnerable to instability in different parts of the global economy.

During the current downturn, he added, the region may have shown that it was too vulnerable to instability in the level of global trade.

The idea of an extended absence leaving Yemen vulnerable to instability is another reason neighboring states and Western powers are pushing for an immediate transition.

A microgrid operated in stand alone mode is highly vulnerable to instability when the integration of intermittent energy sources are considered.

However, a flexible sensory integration mechanism is missing from robot control leaving the robot vulnerable to instability in conditions where humans are able to maintain stance.

CAMA, however, leaves the retiree vulnerable to instability in the rate of return on assets during the deferment period.

However, they are vulnerable to instabilities (buckling) when subjected to static or dynamic compressive stresses (Weaver 2000).

Functional performance and structural resilience are vulnerable to instabilities and responses to the burden of treatment must be continuously reproduced.In Figure  5, we show how these interventions are likely to be arranged in practice.

"Half the world continues to be vulnerable to social instability and violence," the report says.

The report by S. & P., issued Wednesday, said that Egypt, Algeria, Jordan, and Morocco were vulnerable to political instability.

But, unfortunately, it is marred by loopholes that would protect banks' lush profits in derivatives while leaving the system and taxpayers vulnerable to renewed instability.