Sentence examples for destabilizing forces from inspiring English sources

It turned out that there were violent, intolerant, destabilizing forces within Muslim societies that go deeper and farther back than recent American actions and policies.

"Putin is not a man to take chances, and the last year has illustrated the potential for destabilizing forces to gain momentum quickly," he said.

(In 2001, James characterized coverage in the Western media of human-rights issues as "destabilizing forces" that are "very, very dangerous for the Chinese government").

Protein is only marginally stable as a result of a small net difference between large contributions of stabilizing and destabilizing forces.

The most obvious reason is Qatar's irresponsible and today impractical acceptance of terrorism, connection to Iran and promotion of destabilizing forces in the region.

The chapter by Åshild Kolås summarises the political context of the multiple resettlements the ambiguities of use-rights and property rights in a liberalizing socialist state and describes the destabilizing forces of market liberalization on the reindeer herders.

The revolution has made Iran the single biggest destabilizing force in the Middle East.

And he called out income inequality as a "destabilizing" force for companies and for society.

He called Shinui a "destabilizing force," saying it was taking votes from the major parties and scrambling Israel's coalition politics.

Indeed, his undoubted talents for encouraging settlement-building and cultivating diplomatic animosity have proved a destabilizing force, both for international politics and the state of Israel itself.

In previous plays like "Four" and "Where Do We Live" Mr. Shinn has written with exemplary sensitivity about young men and women first encountering the turbulent, destabilizing force of desire.