Sentence examples for rapidly destabilizing from inspiring English sources
"Saudi Arabia is pretty rapidly destabilizing.
(Dargis) *'OCCUPATION: DREAMLANo' (No rating, 79 minutes) In early 2004, eight members of the United States Army's 82nd Airborne Division allowed the directors Ian Olds and Garrett Scott to shadow them for six weeks in a rapidly destabilizing Fallujah.
Secondly, Europe was rapidly destabilizing.
And the truth of the matter is, for me personally, all of the events that you've mentioned are yet further evidence that climate is rapidly destabilizing.
This is important, because the most negative of the dominant Anthropocene discourses is one of crisis, disaster, insecurity, and a rapidly destabilizing planet (Clark 2014).
But it also underscored ominous signs of Al Qaeda's resilience and pointed to new and unintended dangers for American policy in the region — a rapidly destabilized, nuclear-armed Pakistan, a state with a weak civilian government and a military struggling to fight an expanding insurgency.
Some of these perturbations are stable, some are highly bounded or pseudostable in certain portions of the field, while others rapidly destabilize the lower plume boundary.
Moreover, we show that cytochrome c is rapidly destabilized and degraded in a Tah18-dependent manner under the same conditions.
Alternatively, as suggested in cellulo, the human A isoform could be rapidly destabilized following pathway activation and in turn destabilize the endogenous protein through heteromer formation.
On the contrary, a significantly smaller fraction of cells over-expressing Hsp104 contained an age-associated protein deposit and while age-associated deposits still occasionally formed, they were rapidly destabilized.
Upon intracellular iron depletion, FBXL5 is rapidly destabilized via the activity of an unidentified E3 ubiquitin ligase, and loss of HERC2 function cannot restore FBXL5 expression under such conditions (Moroishi et al., 2014).
