Sentence examples for destabilizing consequences from inspiring English sources

In the 1990's, most serious analysts took a look at the implausibility of this endeavor, the fantastical price that our taxpayers would be expected to pay, and the dangerously destabilizing consequences of traveling down that path and rejected this notion.

"Neglecting these challenges will have severe and destabilizing consequences for southeast Europe," the report concludes.

At this week's summit, world leaders must confront the destabilizing consequences of global warming.

With Elizabeth Kolbert November 30, 2015 In "Unsafe Climates," Elizabeth Kolbert writes about this week's summit, where world leaders must confront the destabilizing consequences of global warming.

By The New Yorker November 30, 2015 In "Unsafe Climates," Elizabeth Kolbert writes about this week's summit, where world leaders must confront the destabilizing consequences of global warming.

In "Unsafe Climates," Elizabeth Kolbert writes about this week's summit, where world leaders must confront the destabilizing consequences of global warming.

The letter, dated on March 7, warned that Nord Stream-2 would have "potentially destabilizing geopolitical consequences," undermine the energy security of Central and Eastern Europe, and detrimentally impact Ukraine.

In molecular dynamics simulations, the deletion had significant architecture consequences, destabilizing the α-8 helix-capping region and unraveling the last turn of the helix, leading to enlargement of the active site cavity by ∼ 50%.

Before the defense minister spoke on Thursday, Russia accused the United States of promoting regime change in Venezuela, warning of the "catastrophic consequences" of destabilizing the country.

Capturing bin Laden, then, would possibly mean invading Pakistan, with the likely consequence of destabilizing an already volatile country.

Officials are also debating whether a military strike would have unintended consequences, destabilize neighbors like Lebanon, or lead to even greater flows of refugees into Jordan, Turkey and Egypt.