Sentence examples for destabilizing influences from inspiring English sources

Thus, some critics of globalization contend that the internationalization of capitalism may exert destabilizing influences for which no policy corrective as yet exists.

"I think they're one of the most destabilizing influences on the world stage.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, among others, has criticized them as being too big and potentially destabilizing influences on the U.S. financial markets.

"Otherwise, the external and destabilizing influences on Syria can be neither contained nor mitigated".

All of these potentially destabilizing influences certainly have an effect on journalists and whether or not they're going to maintain budgets or keep their bureaus open".

In multicellular organisms, every cell comprising every tissue, organ, or organ system constantly strives to maintain homeostasis in the face of destabilizing influences.

Instead, it speaks to Israel's disproportionate and destabilizing influence in US foreign policy debates.

Was it the lone destabilizing influence of Tony Bernazard, a former Minaya crony who was ultimately exposed and fired?

And whatever may have been their differences over how to deal with Saddam Hussein, President Putin agreed with President Bush that Saddam Hussein was a destabilizing influence in the Middle East.

The charges against Mr. Dinh reflect a concern, periodically repeated in the official press, about the destabilizing influence of contacts with the West.

Was it also about the destabilizing influence of Tony Bernazard, a former Minaya crony long suspected by Randolph of trying to usurp him?