Sentence examples for being destabilized by from inspiring English sources

At present it is being destabilized by multiple insurgencies organized, directed and supplied from sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan.

Several former Soviet republics are being destabilized by a resurgence of militant Islam and a flourishing drug trade.

"But the situation is being destabilized by the opposition, which is receiving weapons in large quantities from neighboring countries".

Jordan, which is badly infiltrated with Iraqi agents and depends heavily on trade with Iraq, fears being destabilized by any war over Baghdad.

They need the press not just to shake them up but also to keep them from being destabilized by their own weaknesses and vanities.

A former Deputy Prime Minister, Michael Heseltine, said the party was being destabilized by "rigid Euroskepticism," and the former Foreign Secretary Lord Howe said he found Mr. Hague's proposals to take back powers from Brussels "deeply disturbing".

The gross destabilization of all the tetrahalides (for example, FlCl4 is destabilized by about 400 kJ/mol) is unfortunate because otherwise these compounds would be very useful in gas-phase chemical studies of flerovium.

It is commonly observed that particles are destabilized by small amounts of hydrolyzing metal salts and that optimum destabilization corresponds with neutralization of the particles' charge.

Butter is produced when the cream emulsion in unhomogenized milk is destabilized by agitation, or churning.

The boat and skew conformations lack perfect staggering of bonds and are destabilized by torsional strain.

Planar cyclohexane contains 12 pairs of eclipsed carbon-hydrogen bonds and is destabilized by these eclipsing interactions, or torsional strain.