Sentence examples for very destabilizing from inspiring English sources

It's very destabilizing.

"This was very destabilizing.

The disease was very destabilizing.

The result could be an accidental cyberwar or something that's meant to be a preparation that's actually very destabilizing.

"It would be a very destabilizing issue.

I found that very destabilizing and, as a child, very infuriating".

Whereas "The Social Network" depicts the creation of a new sort of power, one that, from the very start, destabilizes and challenges acknowledged authority it's the drama of the creation of a tool that, as Mark Zuckerberg and Sean Parker say in the movie, is "cool" precisely because "we don't know what it can be, we don't know what it will be".

Whereas "The Social Network" depicts the creation of a new sort of power, one that, from the very start, destabilizes and challenges acknowledged authority — it's the drama of the creation of a tool that, as Mark Zuckerberg and Sean Parker say in the movie, is "cool" precisely because "we don't know what it can be, we don't know what it will be".

For example, the large gap among the dCTP/dT, dTTP/dC, and dCTP/dC pairs would very likely destabilize the closed ternary complex.

Although the Popper´s maxim sounds too strict for neurobehavioral science, the above-mentioned case reports regarding late-onset autism may very well destabilize the paradigm of early-onset ASDs.

In this respect, the F57I and D67H variants were chosen for our study since the mutations are found naturally, causing hereditary non-neuropathic systemic amyloidosis (2, 5, 49), and the native state of these lysozyme variants is very significantly destabilized relative to the WT protein (18).