Sentence examples for becoming destabilized from inspiring English sources

As the paper notes, "debt ratios of around 200 percent of gross domestic product are at the extreme limit of what advanced economies can experience without becoming destabilized".

Analysis of the apoflavodoxin inner interfaces reveals that those becoming destabilized in the intermediate are more polar than other inner interfaces of the protein.

Russia has seen an unprecedented wave of protests in the last three months; now, in the wake of the metro blasts, Medvedev told the F.S.B. to take control of the situation, to keep the country from becoming "destabilized".

Higher education is becoming destabilized in the face of extraordinarily rapid change.

Well, you also want to design your business so it can be durable and set up to grow really fast without becoming destabilized.

Memory reconsolidation is the process by which brief reactivation of a memory – usually achieved by brief presentations of a reminder CS or context that are insufficient to engage extinction learning – results in the memory becoming destabilized in the brain, a state from which it must be re-stabilized through de novo protein synthesis in order to persist (Nader et al., 2000b) (Fig. 4).

This is exactly how markets become destabilized.

What we've understood as identity is becoming deeply and permanently destabilized online.

"The only certainty" after the weeks of crisis, Mr. Haski said, is that Mr. Assad's government, which had seemed so close to becoming the target of "destabilizing" American and French military strikes, "has rediscovered an unexpected margin of maneuver".

The Rand Corp. estimates this would result in 9.6 million people becoming uninsured as their health insurance becomes too expensive and the markets in those states destabilize.

That could raise hackles among some Mexicans, who take umbrage at recent assertions by American analysts that drug-related violence has so destabilized Mexico that it is danger of becoming a failed state.