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Meanings of inherently unstable in English

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Usage of inherently unstable in English
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Massive Landslide inside the Askja Caldera Most volcanoes are inherently unstable features.
Wired
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The system was in a state of flux and inherently unstable.
The Guardian
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But nitrogen is inherently unstable, and subsequently the military has very stringent requirements.
The capitol game
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Even if we did, the element should be inherently unstable.
Ancient shores
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A situation has now come about which is inherently unstable and perhaps even potentially lethal.
The Irish Times
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But like what came before, it is an inherently unstable arrangement, however convenient or useful.
Reuters
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The first option would be inherently unstable; the second, an unpalatable development for supporters of both parties.
The Irish Times
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Which makes Internet access there inherently unstable.
Wired
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ANY market that can swing over 200 points in the space of seven hours trading is inherently unstable.
The Irish Times
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But it is inherently unstable.
NY Magazine
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Tracking someone by using one of their personal possessions depends upon following a frequency of energy inherently unstable and transient.
Side Jobs
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Timeslips are inherently unstable.
Just another judgement day
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They are inherently unstable.
Jurassic Park
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Modern nuclear reactors are already as different from the inherently unstable, uncontained Chernobyl ones as a jetliner is from a biplane.
The Rational Optimist
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But his back-room deal with the right-wing Shas party, which agreed not to force a vote in the Knesset, is inherently unstable.
The Irish Times
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It is what economists would term a bubble and physicists would call a "self-organising criticality." Such phenomena are inherently unstable.
Reuters
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