Mr. Feldstein said that using such a "hyperexpansive" interest rate policy could inflate a bubble in stocks and other assets and that popping a bubble could well destabilize the economy.
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.
Putin's motives, she said, went well beyond destabilizing a particular campaign.
President Maduro has blamed the crisis on low international oil prices, as well as destabilizing forces within powerful economic groups.
Overall, our results are consistent with previous reports that correlate these FRS mutations to disease states by affecting aminoacylation activity as well as destabilizing the structure of FRS [ 58].
"Mental illness is cyclical; they get well, they destabilize, they compensate," said Dr. Hal E. Smith, who oversees mental health care in the state prison system.
- We have undertaken, and continue to undertake, actions that we know full well to be destabilizing the planet, especially for future generations.
Based on recent large scale social disruptions in the expansive 20th Century wars, nuclear war in the Middle East will be likely to cause extremely damaging mental health and societal chaos on a focalized basis in these two nations as well as highly destabilizing ripple effects throughout the region and the rest of the world [ 25, 27].
The process of extracting fossil fuels involves injecting wastewater deep underground into disposal wells, which destabilizes the ground and makes earthquakes more likely, scientists say.
A missile defense would be destabilizing as well as unnecessary -- Washington's commitment to defend Taiwan's security is already quite credible.
