Sentence examples for less destabilizing from inspiring English sources

Future work should focus on designing tactile pavement that does provided directional clues, but is less destabilizing.

They may not have the impact of Duchamp's audacious readymades, but their effect is no less destabilizing, insidious, or thrilling.

But in reality, carefully planned debt write-downs could be less destabilizing for markets than a long wait to see if Greece can struggle through.

Stimulating domestic consumer demand would be a far more direct — and potentially a far less destabilizing — way of reducing saving and trade imbalances than a currency realignment would be.

For example, burial of Thr side-chain in the non-polar interior will be less destabilizing than burial of Asn side-chain.

Such non-invasive analysis serves to address novel cancer treatments, resulting in a less destabilizing and more effective type of therapy than the chemotherapy-based ones.

"We must point out that the new resolution should not provoke new tension in the situation, much less destabilize the Korean peninsula".

This would serve to disrupt communication between the two bidentate ligands and result in a far less destabilized MLCT state.

That synthesis of the last six years' worth of climate research found that global warming threatens to do no less than destabilize human civilization as we know it.

"History suggests that greater flexibility allows economies to adjust more smoothly to changing economic circumstances and with less risk of destabilizing outcomes," Mr. Greenspan said.

With more than $8 trillion in foreign and offshore money funds, investors seeking a fixed share price will simply move to other options that are "less regulated, less transparent and perhaps destabilizing to the system as a whole," he said.