Sentence examples for of the destabilizing from inspiring English sources

President Obama had even called President Jacob Zuma of South Africa, where Mr. Aristide made his home while in exile, in hopes of preventing the former Haitian president's return because of the "destabilizing" effect it might have "in the closing days of the election," said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the National Security Council.

The accomplishment of these tasks proved difficult, largely because of the destabilizing effects of war.

Western support for the security of Russia's neighbors reduces risks of the destabilizing effects of overreach by the Kremlin.

This week, Mr. Sadr's fighters, known as the Mahdi Army, gave a foretaste of the destabilizing potential their control of Sadr City gives.

As with so many others who have counseled prudence and invoked fears of what would befall Iraq after Saddam, Mackey pulls back and hints, in dark tones, of the destabilizing consequences of an American war against Iraq.

But in part because of the destabilizing nature of the Web, the television channel — still responsible for most of the company's revenue — finds itself in a difficult programming position.

One of the destabilized genes was identified as a single peptide hit while the remaining two destabilized genes had 19 and 74 peptide hits in total.

Native-state proteolysis indicated a perturbation of the native state of the destabilized variants that obviously counterbalances the stability gain by the extra disulfide bond.

The smaller fragments below 15 kDa represent degradation products of the destabilized 25 kDa core domain of ΔF508 NBD1.

The implanted models had decreased ROM and increased stiffness compared to those of the destabilized spine.

Due to the rapid turnover of the destabilized GFP, we monitored GFP expression by in situ hybridization.