Sentence examples for seem destabilizing from inspiring English sources
They are watching Catalonia and Scotland carefully, but their level of autonomy is already so high, with their own virtual embassies abroad and control over their own taxes, unlike Catalonia, that independence can, to the Basque public, seem destabilizing.
At first glance, this hybrid visual and auditory journey can seem destabilizing and confusing due to its loosely-composed, fragmented nature.
And we send Saudi Arabia money for oil, even though we know that some of it ends up financing the very people we are fighting, because confronting the Saudis over their ideological exports seems too destabilizing.
The new clade of opsins from the Cnidarian, "cnidops", has aided in the resolution of the overall opsin phylogeny, especially because non-opsin outgroups seem to destabilize ingroup topology.
Thus, mutations in the β5′ β6 loop of α5LN seem to destabilize the ternary α5 β1 γ1 complex.
But he also seems genuinely destabilized by certain aspects of the Presidency, mostly those involving "flags, coffins, soldiers," as he puts it.
Among the less familiar figures are the Norwegian Ann Cathrin November Hoibo, whose draping of brightly colored track pants and thread over toilet paper holders exhibits a streetwise formlessness, and the Berlin artist Alicja Kwade, whose altered wall clock (with its rotating body and second hand permanently set to 12) seems to destabilize the whole gallery.
However, in our situation such a technique seems to destabilize the milling even more because many incoming flooding electrons may increase the electrostatic potential of the sphere with respect to the substrate (see M2 in Fig. 1 (left)).
Stathmin-like 2 is a microtubule regulator that seems to destabilize the microtubuli.
Water seems to destabilize silicon enolates through hydrolysis of ytterbium salts.
Given that the P(R) shows a tailing-out at higher distances, the mutation seems to destabilize the rigid connection between TPR2A and TPR2B which in turn leads to a detachment and increased dynamics of the domains.
