Sentence examples for destabilizing nature from inspiring English sources

Section 4 presents different models of how expectations are formed and determines their stabilizing or destabilizing nature.

Hugh Dancy holds his own as the writer-director who may be discovering more than he wants to know about the destabilizing nature of desire.

But in part because of the destabilizing nature of the Web, the television channel — still responsible for most of the company's revenue — finds itself in a difficult programming position.

With the commanding Ms. Arianda giving a performance of such intoxicating allure, "Venus in Fur" provides a seriously smart and very funny stage seminar on the destabilizing nature of sexual desire: vanilla-flavored, kink-festooned or anything in between.

"Taking into account a missile-defense system's destabilizing nature, that is, the creation of an illusion that a disarming strike can be launched with impunity, a decision on pre-emptive use of the attack weapons available will be made when the situation worsens," General Makarov said.

I have written recently about the destabilizing nature of the THAAD anti-missile batteries the U.S. has recently installed in South Korea.

These realities of biodiversity offsetting in practice have three detrimental effects on the conservation sector: they saturate the capacity of administrative organizations responsible for nature conservation; they destabilize nature protection associations looking for funding; and they generate ambiguity about protected area policies.

Stability promotes mutational robustness, as newly introduced mutations are often destabilizing in nature.

It has changed and destabilized the nature of the legal profession.

Probably higher ratio of NaBH4 destabilized the protective nature of PVP, which resulted bulk platinum formation.

That was probably due to the higher concentration of NaBH4 that destabilized the protective nature of PVP, which resulted bulk platinum formation.