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instability

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


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If trade routes are blocked, the price of pork—the primary protein for 1.4 billion people—skyrockets, risking domestic instability.

From The Wall Street Journal

Smith said tariffs and unease about trade, on top of market instability, remain dominant themes among services companies that were surveyed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Scientists now accept instability of volcanoes as a major hazard.

From Literature

Sir Keir said he and his Japanese counterpart agreed on the need to respond with "strength and clarity" to increasing instability in the world, and thanked her for "steadfast leadership in supporting Ukraine".

From BBC

Sabalenka was the heavy favourite to beat unseeded American underdog Madison Keys and claim a third straight Melbourne title, but the instability of her second serve returned in a three-set defeat.

From BBC