Sentence examples for it can destabilize from inspiring English sources

It can destabilize legitimate governments more effectively than terrorism.

Social media is a tool for disruption: it can destabilize traditional power structures and unite an otherwise disenfranchised section of the population at a remarkable speed.

Also, keep stress in check: A stealth hair saboteur, it can destabilize hormones, triggering a cascade of effects that weaken hair over time, Dr. Fusco says.

Tweeting the location of a protest, Facebook messaging an activist or Instagramming a protest can just as likely get you arrested or killed as it can destabilize a regime.

This anisotropy can twist scroll-wave filaments and thus modify their dynamics; if this twist is very large it can destabilize a single transmural filament, create vortex rings, which can, in turn, expand and create new filaments that move chaotically.

Beyond the personal impact on individuals suffering from infection, disease has societal impact: it can destabilize social institutions, populations, economies, and governments.

Russia is a vast country, and by doing this to Georgia it is saying, 'You are weak, you are vulnerable; I can destabilize you any time I choose.'".

Yet the longevity revolution is a critical national defense issue--it's a revolution that can destabilize the U.S and other societies economically, socially, and politically.

However, increased recruitment of Nrd1 during transcription, even if it does not induce termination, can destabilize a transcript [ 84, 85].

But as one senior and unsentimental Icelandic financier put it to me, "If you're so vulnerable that five idiots from the East Coast, drunk in a bar, can destabilize the currency, then it's not a proper currency".

It is known clearly that time delays can destabilize the behavior of networks.