Sentence examples for as destabilized from inspiring English sources

"There has never been a time when Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has been as destabilized as it is now," says Clarice Berry, president of the Chicago Principals and Administrators Association.

In "The Mayor's Political Rendering" (editorial, Jan . 14, vouchers and privatization of summer school are referred to as "destabilizing".

Who would want to be chief of staff for the campaign that's seen as destabilizing the GOP?

As destabilizing as tropicália appeared to be at the time, it was conceived within this continuum, albeit with a markedly different aesthetic.

"Although they are not able to say it, because other parts of our government see it as destabilizing.

And since Mr. Bush's would go further, they may be more contentious, especially in Russia and China, which view missile defenses as destabilizing.

(In 2001, James characterized coverage in the Western media of human-rights issues as "destabilizing forces" that are "very, very dangerous for the Chinese government").

In many ways, the troubles in tiny Cyprus are nowhere near as destabilizing for Europe as those besetting Greece, Italy and others.

David Brin, a physicist and science fiction writer, argues in one chapter that sanctimony can be as physically addictive as any recreational drug, and as destabilizing.

International aid workers are warning of a growing humanitarian crisis in eastern Congo, where the foreign troops who had occupied the area until recently are being replaced by local militias that are just as destabilizing for the local population.

That heralded the acceleration of Bush administration plans to go forward with a missile defense system, a step that Russia and China both oppose as destabilizing to the existing strategic balance.