Sentence examples for destabilized by the from inspiring English sources

Destabilized by the fall, she underwent electric-shock treatment and frequent hospitalization.

One impression of Trump last week was that of a man destabilized by the mocking of his wife.

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

The boat conformation is further destabilized by the mutual crowding of hydrogen atoms at carbons one and four.

Cyclopropane is further destabilized by the torsional strain that results from having three eclipsed C−H bonds above the plane of the ring and three below.

At the Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies, a middle school in Carroll Gardens, parents said they feared the school would be destabilized by the influx of 41 new sixth and seventh graders -- increasing the student population by 10percentt.

In these, closely related colors radiate out from a central vertical band, creating a straight-edged butterfly effect that is destabilized by the use of two or more vanishing points.

Instead, the country, of more than six million people, seems to have been fatally destabilized by the war to remove its dictator, and it is increasingly out of control.

Since Sept. 11, Pakistan has again been destabilized by the insurgency in Afghanistan, and for most of that time it was again being ruled by an American-backed military dictatorship.

"These school closings have been happening in communities that were already destabilized by the dismantling of public housing, by gentrification and effects of the economic crisis," said Pauline Lipman, professor of education at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

All these suggested mutations to arginine are incorrect in the light of the experimental results regardless whether they were predicted as stabilizing or destabilizing by the MD calculations.