Sentence examples for destabilisation of human from inspiring English sources

My worry about the euro was partly connected with each country giving up the freedom of monetary policy and of exchange rate adjustments, which have greatly helped countries in difficulty in the past, and prevented the necessity of massive destabilisation of human lives in frantic efforts to stabilise the financial markets.

The lack of any action contributed to the destabilisation of an entire region followed by years of human deprivation.

Although somatic p53 missense mutations are found in approximately 50% of human cancers, the p53 pathway can also be inactivated in wild-type p53-carrying tumours by p53 destabilisation via indirect mechanisms such as MDM2/MDMX amplification.

It is widely believed that the majority of clinical mutations affecting human G6PD result in destabilisation of the folded native state.

They are not disposed either to accept the consequences of such war in terms of destruction, lost human life in the order of thousands and destabilisation of the region.

Using this palaeoenvironmental evidence as an analogue, projected climate changes, i.e., increased seasonal heavy precipitation and more frequent extreme events, superimposed on increasing human pressure are likely to lead to the destabilisation of the catchment through erosion and possible reactivation of landslides.

First, the destabilisation of eastern Ukraine is unacceptable.

The continuing destabilisation of eastern Ukraine must stop.

Undoubtedly, the destabilisation of the EU is a foreign policy priority for the Russian president.

"It could lead to major destabilisation of societies and also political destabilisation," said Piot. "It is going to come at a very high cost.

Iraq had had a foul revolution, and the murderous destabilisation of the Lebanese haven had begun.