Sentence examples for would be destabilized from inspiring English sources
And some analysts say that they could make good export products for use in countries with weak grids that would be destabilized by huge reactors.
At the Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies, a middle school in Carroll Gardens, parents said they feared the school would be destabilized by the influx of 41 new sixth and seventh graders -- increasing the student population by 10percentt.
The operator said this was done to assist the New England grid, which would be destabilized if the reactor shut down suddenly from full power, and also to reduce the chance that it would automatically shut down; at 75 percent, Millstone 3 could withstand the loss of a pump without having to close.
With changes in thermodynamic conditions such as pressure, temperature, and crude oil composition, stable dispersion of asphaltenes in crude oil would be destabilized; hence, asphaltenes precipitate out of the crude oil solution and settle in the form of solid deposits which can impede the production process (Shirani et al. 2012a, b).
This would have the effect that the PS would be destabilized relative to the RS in the present pathway.
If skipping an exon leads to a premature termination codon (PTC), the variant mRNA would be destabilized by non-sense mediated decay (NMD).
Do you think such a contest — and its aftermath — would be destabilizing?
Top Pentagon officials, including Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have said repeatedly that an Israeli strike on Iran would be destabilizing to the region.
"A separate Kurdish state in the north would be destabilizing to Turkey, and would be unacceptable to the United States," he said.
A missile defense would be destabilizing as well as unnecessary -- Washington's commitment to defend Taiwan's security is already quite credible.
In an interview on CNN over the weekend, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, said that an Israeli strike would be "destabilizing".
