instability
അസ്ഥിരത
definition
noun
political and economic instability
lack of stability; the state of being unstable.
example
she showed increasing signs of mental 'instability'
A feud with her two older sisters over her boyfriend added to her mental 'instability' .
I do not think that it by any means implies mental 'instability' of any kind.
political and economic 'instability'
Why wasn't his mental 'instability' spotted before this terrible incident?
she showed increasing signs of mental 'instability'
It emerged that Sharpe had a history of mental 'instability' and had had psychiatric treatment.
He is unbalanced, and that mental 'instability' makes him a danger to himself and to others.
This may be a reflection of Victorian attitudes towards mental 'instability' .
political and economic 'instability'
The cast skilfully confronted the delicate issue of mental 'instability' with poise and sensitivity.
Ying Tong is about the relationship between creativity and mental 'instability' .
Moving from job to job is seen as a sign of 'instability' rather than a sign of success.
It is possible for a man to get a fake doctor's certificate to prove the mental 'instability' of his wife and get a divorce.
Once his mental 'instability' manifested itself, she won a divorce, but she did not seem so very fond of him in the first place.
You do still wonder why her closest friends are so willing to indulge her mood swings and are so oblivious to her 'instability' .
Mental 'instability' affects almost everyone at some time in their lives.
I think that it requires a serious state of mental 'instability' to be incited to copy what you see on a television screen.
Historically, government priorities and technical directions have changed more frequently than would be justified by technology lifetimes, creating market 'instabilities' .
This may be due to mental problems (low IQ, 'instabilities' , whatever) or to unfortunate circumstances beyond their control.
More likely however is that the worrying lack of form stems from 'instabilities' off the field.
This unreliability is not caused by sudden 'instabilities' of search engines, but precisely by their operational stability in systematically updating the Internet.
Far from strengthening Australian capitalism, the global integration of production has left it highly vulnerable to the 'instabilities' of world economy.
Temperature differences cause 'instabilities' and drive winds, and unstable disturbances grow into powerful storms.
Experts point to societal issues such as economics, racial disharmony, family 'instabilities' , and population density as major risk factors for violence and homicides.
People who are my age are growing up with impending problems, such as major environmental 'instabilities' and global warming.
Jesus knows our frailties, our struggles, our 'instabilities' .
The region has followed the 'instabilities' of Indonesia nervously since the crisis and regime change in 1998.
Some simple arithmetic can give us a broader view of these structural 'instabilities' .
Economic hardship and popular demoralisation may create social and political 'instabilities' which are more formidable threats to the regime than war with South Korea.
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