Sentence examples for especially destabilizing from inspiring English sources

Under START II, which never took effect, the cuts would have been faster and would have included all land-based multiple-warhead missiles, which nuclear strategists consider to be especially destabilizing.

Unfortunately, the fire alarm is now sensitive and goes off when you don't want it to, or maybe it never shut off.' " For those with a history of mental illness, the earthquake has been especially destabilizing.

And we learned something that does affect us all: that while Congress may not be for the level-headed, it is especially destabilizing for those who are already a bit off.

A push by the Taliban, dominated by ethnic Pashtuns, into northern and central Afghanistan, where large populations of ethnic Tajiks and Uzbeks reside, has proved especially destabilizing, officials said.

A4 Russia Rejects Start II Curbs One day after the United States abandoned the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty, Russia said it was no longer bound by the Start II accord of 1993, which outlawed multiple-warhead missiles and other especially destabilizing weapons in the two nations' strategic arsenals.

One day after the United States formally abandoned the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty, Russia responded in curt kind today, saying it was no longer bound by the 1993 accord known as Start II that outlawed multiple-warhead missiles and other especially destabilizing weapons in the two nations' strategic arsenals.

U.S. officials have also continued to pressure Pakistan in their decade-long effort to get the government to deny safe-havens to insurgent groups destabilizing Afghanistan, especially the Taliban and its brutal offshoot, the Haqqani network.

Neutral salts, especially NaSCN, thermodynamically destabilize SDS-dispersed SWCNTs, which affects the association of the individual SWCNTs, the partitioning in ATP systems and the adsorption onto hydrogel surfaces.

- We have undertaken, and continue to undertake, actions that we know full well to be destabilizing the planet, especially for future generations.

The loss of Ms. Ahrendts is "destabilizing," Ms. Blin said, especially after Stacey Cartwright left as Burberry's chief financial officer in July to, according to the company, "pursue new interests".

And since Mr. Bush's would go further, they may be more contentious, especially in Russia and China, which view missile defenses as destabilizing.