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unstable

[uhn-stey-buhl] / ʌnˈsteɪ bəl /


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It has been an unstable year for most students, despite the efforts of administrators and the district, said Suzanne Hudson, a parent of a junior.

From Los Angeles Times

The unstable state of the world has weighed on luxury sales over the last few years, crimping profits at luxury groups which had enjoyed a post-Covid sales bonanza.

From Barron's

He warned, however, that “the price trend has become extremely unstable and euphoric.”

From MarketWatch

He warned, however, that “the price trend has become extremely unstable and euphoric.”

From MarketWatch

After years of debate, Caltrans will start work on tunnels to divert traffic from a stretch of Highway 1 plagued by unstable earth.

From Los Angeles Times