Time destabilizes all genre classifications.
"But many South Koreans are quite worried that further strengthening sanctions against Iran may at this time destabilize the international market of crude oil".
This type of treatment would inhibit pro-inflammatory signalling and thus reduce the number and size of atherosclerotic plaques but would also at the same time destabilize these plaques and increase the danger of thrombus formation and thrombotic diseases.
After longer storage times, destabilized aggregates were found.
Rather than remaining perfectly smooth and continuous, space and time destabilize, churning and frothing into a foam of space-time bubbles.
Disaster, especially terrorism, notwithstanding its horrific initial impact on lives and property, takes its greatest toll, over time, by destabilizing the emotional -- and thus economic -- fabric of a community, state or nation.
This constant low-level overproduction of leukotrienes, DeCode researchers figure, inflames artery walls, over time helping destabilize fatty deposits and making them prone to sudden rupture.
But the thing is with global orders—once you add in "time," it destabilizes the concept of "order"—the thing is that global orders don't actually last very long.
All of them are genuinely worried that the new Syria may be ruled by the militant Islamists, a force which will not be able to stabilize Syria internally, but at the same time will destabilize the situation with regard to neighboring countries.
