Sentence examples for how destabilizing from inspiring English sources

"We have an interest in sending a message to Iran and the world for that matter about just how destabilizing a nuclear proliferation would be in the Middle East," he said.

Or, from another perspective, how destabilizing our presence has been, for soldiers and for those they encounter; the ease of corruption; and the looseness and ultimate aimlessness of the contracting system.

"Everybody talks about how destabilizing doing this will be on the markets.

"Everybody talks about how destabilizing doing this will be on the markets," he said.

Bev feels ashamed, stopped in her tracks, and realizes how destabilizing not having to stay married can be.

It also got a startlingly direct message from government analysts about how destabilizing one of the House ideas could be.

Wolitzer ably captures how woozily destabilizing these conflicts can be, and it's particularly resonant because almost everyone, by 30, has fucked up an important friendship and had a chilling realization about the corrupt reality of the corporate world.

"For a long time in science people were interested in how language can stabilize meaning, but in the humanities people are also interested in how language destabilizes meaning," he points out.

As a consequence, predicting how any given protein will interact with other biomolecules, understanding the forces stabilizing protein protein interfaces, and learning how to destabilize an individual interface have become the focus of much research.

He stakes his claim from the onset: to illuminate how art destabilizes both the phenomenon and our perception of it.

He served at the Special Warfare Center and taught "terrorists" -- insurgents, he says, who learned how to destabilize foreign governments.