Sentence examples for because of the destabilizing from inspiring English sources

President Obama had even called President Jacob Zuma of South Africa, where Mr. Aristide made his home while in exile, in hopes of preventing the former Haitian president's return because of the "destabilizing" effect it might have "in the closing days of the election," said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the National Security Council.

The accomplishment of these tasks proved difficult, largely because of the destabilizing effects of war.

But in part because of the destabilizing nature of the Web, the television channel — still responsible for most of the company's revenue — finds itself in a difficult programming position.

Such schemes would likely lead to disruption of the protective viral envelope before the formation of a productive fusion pore because of the destabilizing effect of the fusion peptides.

The United Nations warned of the "potentially destabilizing" effect across the Middle East.

Refugees pour out of the country, destabilizing neighboring states.

Because of the potential to destabilize our civilization.

This is likely because every fix has to be weighed against the risk of destabilizing existing code it's the "some fixes shouldn't be made until you are changing that area of the code" principle.

People close to the talks said Mr. Karzai was considering Pakistan's points carefully, but had not yet committed to most of them and viewed them with caution because of Pakistan's long history of destabilizing Afghanistan through its support for the Taliban.

Indeed, the four interfaces appear to be dominated by hot spots because point mutations in multiple positions are capable of destabilizing the filaments.

But it is even more astonishing because it was strategic, the work of a branch of the Taliban intent on destabilizing the government.