Sentence examples for destabilizing developments from inspiring English sources

He also said that French voters, with the benefit of hindsight, were suspicious of destabilizing developments like the ones that may have affected the vote in the American presidential election and Britain's so-called Brexit referendum last June to leave the European Union.

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

Iraq's construction of launchers within range of Israel was described in a carefully worded White House statement as a "destabilizing" development.

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.

How recent developments that are rapidly destabilizing the cultural record, and what we can do.

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].

The absence of economic well-being in a developed nation or inadequate progress toward economic development in a developing nation is politically destabilizing.

Along with environmental devastation, the lack of financial benefits for local people has fueled a violent militancy over the past two decades, killing thousands, destabilizing the region, and preventing sustainable 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).

But Mr. Trump and other critics have assailed it because it begins to expire after a decade and does not block Iran's missile development or try to stop it from destabilizing the region.

The volume aims to reveal that beyond the immediate economic effect, corruption can ruin entire countries by destabilizing key economic and political players, warping their vision for state development.