Sentence examples for be particularly destabilizing because from inspiring English sources
That could be particularly destabilizing because Joseph Kabila, Congo's first democratically elected president since Mr. Mobutu seized power in 1965, is already losing support over the unrest.
Throughout the cold war, it was widely assumed that such missiles were particularly destabilizing weapons.
Anonymous shell corporations also facilitate tax evasion, thereby reducing government revenues, which is particularly destabilizing for the world economy when foreigners use anonymous American shell companies to evade taxes in their home countries.
The U.S. State Department warned the Kurds last week that "holding the referendum in disputed areas is particularly provocative and destabilizing".
Events since the toppling of the elected democratic government of Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto in 1977 and his subsequent judicial murder, have been particularly painful and destabilizing for my nation.
Saddled with a stock market that has underperformed for years, Japanese regulators have been particularly wary of any destabilizing trades in equities.
Understanding the impact of genome-destabilizing alleles is particularly relevant to cancer genomes where biased mutational signatures are identifiable.
One of the key destabilizing mechanisms - competition between symbionts for shared resources supplied by a host – is particularly likely to drive evolution towards non-cooperative, antagonistic host-symbiont interactions.
One such Shīʿite militia group, the Mahdi Army, formed by cleric Muqtadā al-Ṣadr in the summer of 2003, was particularly deadly in its battle against Sunnis and U.S. and Iraqi forces and was considered a major destabilizing force in the country.
The influx could be destabilizing, particularly in Jordan and Lebanon where Syrian refugees now make up a large share of the population.
