Sentence examples for have not destabilized from inspiring English sources

Yet economic disasters have not destabilized the region.

This indicates that the mutation of His216 has not destabilized the quaternary structure of the enzyme.

Despite its commitment to non-foundationalist ontology, process perspectives have not seriously destabilized the foundations of "the animal," therefore contributing to ongoing discursive and physical entrapment.

They were also part of an effort to further draw attention to the alliance of Hezbollah and Iran, which American and Israeli intelligence officials have sought to portray as a subversive collaboration  that has not only destabilized the Middle East but has been implicated in terrorist violence elsewhere, including a deadly bus bombing of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria last month.

Opening up a war front in Mexico has not only destabilized our closest neighbor, but also drains resources needed in U.S. communities.

He said they carefully assessed the risks, such as taking into account temperature and winds, which can whip up snow and move it around to create destabilized patches that have not bonded.

This is most likely explained by the fact that the nonunions have not been assessed to represent a destabilizing ligament injury but only a bony nonunion.

They have not exploded to the point where they've destabilized our political or social life, but they've been a controversial question for over a hundred years.

However, there are many ways in which proteins can destabilize the membrane integrity [19] and the mechanisms by which oligomers cause membrane permeabilization have not been unambiguously determined.

And as the narrator gradually earns the reader's trust, it becomes implicit that the thirst for vengeance has not only overtly destabilized Afghanistan, but subliminally, has perpetuated many "civilized" conflicts around the world over the course of history.

This has not so far proven destabilizing.