Sentence examples for destabilizing development from inspiring English sources

McMaster has suggested that traditional deterrence may not work with Kim, and that if North Korea develops a long-range nuclear capability it would represent "the most destabilizing development" in the international order since the Second World War.

As World War I raged and the national independence movement reached its final stage, another destabilizing development manifested itself.

Anthony Karydakis, the chief economic strategist at Miller Tabak, an asset manager, told me that a Trump victory is now generally regarded as "a major destabilizing development for financial markets".

The breakup of Pakistan would be a costly and destabilizing development that can still be avoided, but only if the United States and other foreign donors use their enormous aid leverage to convince Islamabad that it should not only put the 1973 Constitution back into effect, but amend it to go beyond the limited degree of autonomy it envisaged.

Less attention, though, is being paid to what may be a more destabilizing development: next year Japan plans to bring its long-delayed Rokkasho reprocessing plant online, which could extract as much as eight tons of weapons-usable plutonium from spent reactor fuel a year, enough for nearly 1,000 warheads.

While many in the region saw the Soviet Union's collapse as a destabilizing development–and consequently tightened domestic control Morocco's monarch did the opposite.

Sharp, destabilizing developments like these cannot end in a soft landing.

As for the role of shoot-borne cytokinin in roots, impairing phloem transport destabilizes root vascular development with an accompanying reduction of basipetal cytokinin translocation in Arabidopsis [ 37].

It is therefore conceivable that RTN4R deficiency facilitates the effect of other schizophrenia susceptibility genes or disease-related pathological processes by destabilizing relevant neural circuits during development.

Indeed, an ELC‐1‐containing E3 ligase that contains ZIF‐1 as a substrate‐specific subunit affects reproduction by destabilizing PIE‐1, an essential factor for germ line development (DeRenzo et al., 2003).

The landmark Reagan-Gorbachev INFermediaTreatylear Fofces (INF) Treaty of 1987, which eliminated an entire class of destabilizing nuclear weapons, is already on life support due to Russian development of a prohibited ground-launched cruise missile.