Sentence examples for most destabilizing technology from inspiring English sources

(Recall Socrates' warnings about the perils of that most destabilizing technology of all — writing).

"One of the most destabilizing things about the suburbs and a symptom of their destabilization is the kind of transportation they need," she said, referring to gas-guzzling cars and sport utility vehicles.

The civil war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo remains the most destabilizing conflict in Africa.

Today the most destabilizing force in Egypt is the military itself.

Perhaps most destabilizing, upcoming budget cuts by recession-battered states will lead to more job losses.

In respect to its location a spring support at the free end may be most destabilizing.

In the most destabilizing situation, an internal power struggle could also lead to the collapse of the government.

It would be a most destabilizing mistake to divert money and moral support from developing democracies like Pakistan, the Philippines and Turkey or from the caldron of the Middle East.

A decade has taught the United States that the most destabilizing consequence of 9/11 wasn't the terrorist act itself but the way the country responded.

"This is clearly the most destabilizing arms control event of past two decades," he said, referring to China's long-range missile program.

"The sudden failures of large U.S.-based investment banks and of American International Group were among the most destabilizing events of the financial crisis," the Geithner proposal said.