Sentence examples for of the destabilisation from inspiring English sources

He told the inquiry: "When I look at the way Iran links up with terror groups, a large part of the destabilisation in the Middle East comes from Iran".

The lack of any action contributed to the destabilisation of an entire region followed by years of human deprivation.

Prohibition also contributes significantly to the destabilisation of most of Latin America, Afghanistan and the Caribbean.

Thr1462 of TSC2 is known to be directly phosphorylated by PKB leading to the destabilisation of the TSC1/2 complex and activation of mTORC1 [41].

This is even more important when "we" arguably have a moral responsibility – through our foreign policies – for the destabilisation of countries such as Syria and Libya.

David Cameron is today calling for tough action to be agreed by the alliance in response to the destabilisation of Ukraine by the Kremlin.

The violent confrontations between the two contributed to the destabilisation of Germany's inter-war experiment with democracy, the Weimar Republic.

Nocodazole treatment increases cell detachment due to the destabilisation of microtubules.

Using chemical denaturation studies, FPLC and dynamic light scattering we show this is likely due to the destabilisation of SLD2.

In this regard, the MTX model is similar to the destabilisation of the medial meniscus (DMM) model recently described by Glasson and colleagues [ 31].

It is important because such subclinical inflammation may lead to progression of atherosclerosis and the destabilisation of haemodynamically insignificant atherosclerotic plaques, causing development of new vascular events.