Sentence examples for tending to destabilize from inspiring English sources

In exchange, Nicaragua would promise (1) to cut its armed forces to a size and complexion appropriate to the defense of the country, (2) to refrain from sending troops outside its own borders, (3) to avoid any actions tending to destabilize other countries, such as aid to the Salvadoran guerrillas, and (4) to allow no terrorists, or foreign military personnel or bases in their country.

Uncertainty also tends to destabilize cooperation.

Specifically, increased fluxes of energy or material tend to destabilize populations, communities, and whole ecosystems.

Overpacking the core tends to destabilize the molecule and should be avoided.

Temperatures higher than 40°C tend to destabilize the larger micelles, and demicellization was observed after approximately 45°C.

The calculations indicate that oxygen tends to destabilize the ferromagnetic Mn Co coupling in favour of an antiferromagnetic coupling found by experiment when oxygen is added.

Solubilizing membrane proteins for functional, structural and thermodynamic studies is usually achieved with the help of detergents, which, however, tend to destabilize them.

Whereas, highly negative chemical and the positive elastic energy contribution tends to destabilize the parent lattice favoring intermetallics and amorphous phase formation.

Such forces considerably influence the dynamic behaviour of a rotor and tend to destabilize the rotor-shaft system as spin speed increases.

One consequence is that what is designed to be a countercyclical policy becomes a procyclical one; instead of stabilizing the economy it tends to destabilize it.

Moreover, it is shown that the increase in system temperature decreases the chemical potential factor of the phase stability condition, indicating that at higher temperatures this effect tends to destabilize the polymer solvent system.