Sentence examples for a destabilisation of from inspiring English sources

"The bus subsidy might seem like a cost that's easy to do away with, but it has some profound consequences, one of which is a destabilisation of the rural demographic".

The CAR is composed of over a dozen different ethnic groups, mostly Christian, some animist, and a significant Muslim minority.The other is to avert a destabilisation of the region.

Most frequently (27 cases, i.e., 43%), they found a destabilisation of the articular disk with or without a bony avulsion fragment (fracture of the ulnar styloid).

This, along with a destabilisation of the region in general, has made Israel less safe.

The anti-TNAP polyclonal antibody may promote a destabilisation of TNAP-PrPC complexes.

Consequently, a decrease of alpha power might reflect a destabilisation of the current subjective perception.

There is a destabilisation now of many of our local services, for no need.

Interestingly, S100A4 knockout animals are able to develop spontaneous tumours at a late age and demonstrate reduction of apoptosis possibly as a result of a functional destabilisation of the tumour suppressor p53 (El-Naaman et al, 2004), a target protein of S100A4 (see below).

The Germans have made it clear that a move to economic sanctions would only follow "a massive destabilisation" of eastern Ukraine.

The combined results show that MLH1-proficient cells are more sensitive to a cisplatin-mediated decrease in cell viability, corresponding to a significant destabilisation of XIAP, increased caspase-3 and -9 and PKC- δ proteolysis.

"If there is not an internationally recognised presidential election, that would lead unavoidably to a further destabilisation of the country," it said.