Sentence examples for destabilize of from inspiring English sources

The conflict is another example of how Yemen's political turmoil has spawned violent skirmishes in outlying provinces, threatening to further destabilize of Yemen's tottering government.

Lack of intellectual property enforcement in the digital environment, by contrast, threatens to destabilize rule-of-law norms, with severe effects on jobs and economic growth.

"Those people — and we see too many of them in recent weeks and months — who are coming into Afghanistan to create mischief and havoc, those people who want to destabilize Afghanistan, and those people are killing NATO forces as well, are the same who are after the destabilizing of Pakistan and the destabilizing of other parts of the world," he said.

We might think: yes, the corporate marketing of radicalism, the destabilizing of potential political power with a promise of consumer power, or some such extrapolation.

Back in the olden days we foresaw the rise of the citizen journalist and the destabilizing of the old order.

Any destabilizing of this order was viewed by the ancient Egyptians as catastrophic.

In [6], Rosenzweig argued that enrichment of the environment (larger carrying capacity K) leads to destabilizing of the coexistence equilibrium, which is the so-called paradox of enrichment.

In this article, a meshless method is used to reveal such details in the destabilizing of a suspension with hundreds of particles.

These powerful paths for connectivity have played a significant role in the destabilizing of authoritarian regimes.

Increased incarceration rates of Blacks and Latinos, perpetual poverty without the possibility of upward mobility (but I repeat myself), crippling student loans, deregulation of big business, destabilizing of Latin American countries, mass deportations... is the legacy of neoliberals.

He sees our response to the destabilizing of a warming world as a journey which will challenge us to our core but will ultimately bring about peace and justice.