Sentence examples for destabilizing in from inspiring English sources

It marks a major stride forward, at once sure-footed in its method and destabilizing in its effect.

And that speed of compression really could be destabilizing in influencing business decisions with respect to capital spending and could even be unsettling to consumer expectations".

"It is in the strategic interests of the United States to have peace in the Middle East, and any secret agreement that would be destabilizing in the Middle East is a troubling piece of information," Mr. Bush said.

WASHINGTON — The pace and scope of China's military buildup is "potentially destabilizing" in the Pacific, a top defense official warned Wednesday as the Pentagon released an annual report cataloging China's cruise missiles, fighter jets and growing, modernizing army.

Michael Schiffer, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asia, said last summer that Beijing's broad and rapid military buildup is "potentially destabilizing" in the Pacific, as my colleague Elisabeth Bumiller reported.

As fluid flowing through the wavy plate, breaking and destabilizing in the thermal boundary layer are induced.

It was found that ZrO2 nanoparticles were well dispersed in MMA with HEMA ligand, but the MMA/ZrO2 dispersions easily destabilized in air as well as at elevated temperatures.

However, TIP60 is destabilized in cancer cells.

Finally, this study demonstrated that silver nanoparticles are destabilized in seawater condition.

In contrast, insulin was destabilized in the presence of all the amino acids selected.

To do so, we examined whether the 2D fast reconnection process can be numerically destabilized in 3D or not.