Sentence examples for destabilizing both from inspiring English sources

Bringing down Saddam, Wurmser predicts, would have the happy effect of destabilizing both Syria and Iran.

Still, while "the mass" of Taliban fighters in Afghanistan are recruited there, the most important Taliban leadership is based in Pakistan, and the sanctuary the leaders enjoy there is destabilizing both countries.

Geopolitically, the shale revolution strengthens the United States, reduces China's energy dependence, generates a major global stimulus, which takes the Western economies off the fiscal rocks, while potentially destabilizing both the Russian Federation and Saudi Arabia.

Not only is the insurgency or insurgencies further destabilizing both Afghanistan and Pakistan and therefore threatening our own security.

It was Assad who had created the refugee crisis that Obama wished to ameliorate, a crisis now destabilizing both Europe and the Middle East.

These studies on less anatomically realistic geometries have shown that transmural APD heterogeneity can force filaments to move and stretch more, destabilizing both the filaments themselves and the reentry.

He stakes his claim from the onset: to illuminate how art destabilizes both the phenomenon and our perception of it.

Syria and Jordan generously allowed Iraqis in, but the huge numbers could destabilize both countries and fuel anti-America resentment.

West Timor has become an international issue both because of the attacks on United Nations workers and because the aggressive militias now threaten to destabilize both East Timor and Indonesia.

The protests could be the beginning of a longer period of unrest, one that could destabilize both the country's elected government and its theocratic leaders.

The combined results support the hypothesis for a twofold role of K in the mechanism of membrane fusion: 1) to bring opposing membranes into close proximity via coiled-coil formation and 2) to destabilize both membranes thereby promoting fusion.