Sentence examples for destabilizing impacts from inspiring English sources

The resulting set of 31 single amino-acid substitutions was predicted to have a range of destabilizing impacts, from mild to severe.

"And buildings in that kind of physical deterioration have destabilizing impacts on other neighborhoods".

"I am concerned that this sale would have destabilizing impacts on our nation and state's long-term economic interests," Mr. Blunt wrote in a letter to the regulator.

In the event the initiative is not successful, the GoE has plans in place to limit the destabilizing impacts on Ethiopia.

Given that the loss of top carnivores like the lynx can have wide and destabilizing impacts across whole ecosystems, the consequences for everything -- including us -- ought not be discounted, Hunter added.

"The systemically destabilizing impacts that could occur in the face of catastrophe involving one of these businesses leads one to wonder whether releasing a document without prohibiting the riskiest of these activities only exacerbates the chances that counterparties would step away if such a catastrophe happened tomorrow," Rosner said.

The American Benefits Council — a group that represents employers and insurers and spent nearly $1 million on federal lobbying last year — wrote its members that the Wyden proposal would have a "destabilizing" impact on employer insurance plans.

Similarly, those currently shouting diatribes and smears are untroubled by resulting attacks on innocent Muslims, Sikhs and others; untroubled by their own destructive, destabilizing impact upon the culture at large.

Monovalent salts such as LiCl generally modifies the ionic strength of a solution which, depending on the charge distribution of the enzyme, have either a stabilizing or destabilizing impact on the enzyme conformation [ 28].

Injecting a sense of urgency into his dire warnings about Mr. Bush's plan, Mr. Gore argued that the proposal could have an almost immediate and negative impact by destabilizing the Social Security system, weakening the economy and reducing government resources for other programs, including Medicare.

The index is meant to predict the impact of destabilizing trends one month to one year in the future.