Sentence examples for destabilizing them and from inspiring English sources

Millions of refugees have fled to neighboring nations, including Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, destabilizing them and inflaming sectarian tensions.

This results in a fresh angle on things like "gender" or "class" — to the point of destabilizing them and giving the people trapped inside these constructs liberty, and a voice.

We already know that fracking is bad for the planet -- it pollutes water, soil and air with toxins, it creates underground cavities that collapse into sinkholes, and it raises pressure in underground rock formations, destabilizing them and leading to earthquakes, even in places where earthquakes are uncommon.

Two classes of mechanism could explain our data: the iRhoms might either inhibit the function of active rhomboid proteases, for example by a dominant-negative effect, or could act directly on substrates, destabilizing them and preventing them from being cleaved by proteases.

Frei then described how she has seen people who used to be good employees, but then some manager said something that unintentionally destabilized them, "and it was just this tragic decline" in performance.

It acts on specific ligand proteins, including p120-catenin and β3 integrin, to destabilize them and promote cellular releasing from their environment.

On the other hand, palms planted too deeply risk rot on their trunks, also destabilizing them, causing disease and rot.

In both regions, American officials are responding to fears that crackdowns in more direct staging points for smuggling — like Mexico and Spain — have prompted traffickers to move into smaller and weakly governed states, further corrupting and destabilizing them.

But then something unusual happens: when the music kicks in, it's gritty and slithery, not put in service of the voices but destabilizing them.

That last tactic could cause premiums to rise by 20percentt or more and could ultimately lead insurers to pull out of the marketplaces, further destabilizing them.

(Note that, in both physical and economic systems, endogenously stable states might never be directly observed because the systems in question are never isolated from exogenous influences that move and destabilize them. In both classical mechanics and in economics, equilibrium concepts are tools for analysis, not predictions of what we expect to observe).