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instability

[in-stuh-bil-i-tee] / ˌɪn stəˈbɪl ɪ ti /


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This instability at the boundary creates what scientists call structural "frustration," where the system cannot settle into a simple, stable pattern.

From Science Daily

In this context, it is worth watching the key market for US Treasuries, the safe haven asset of choice in times of instability.

From BBC

It is a legitimate nation whose instability has been exploited by militias, smugglers and regional powers precisely because it lacks recognition.

From The Wall Street Journal

Oil investors are hesitant to commit capital to Venezuela without U.S. government risk-sharing, citing high costs and political instability.

From Barron's

Oil investors are hesitant to commit capital to Venezuela without U.S. government risk-sharing, citing high costs and political instability.

From Barron's