Sentence examples for be destabilising for from inspiring English sources

Observers say a third round of elections would be destabilising for the country's security and economy, extending political uncertainty.

A Greek departure would be "destabilising" for the rest of the euro area, and all sides are trying to avoid it, he said.

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"Seeing Hazard and Terry on the bench is destabilising for this squad.

It is destabilising for the prime minister to be constantly looking over his shoulder for the flash of daggers.

"I believe this endless hokey-cokey about whether or not we stay in the EU is destabilising for British business," said Mr Clegg.

The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, has warned that the Middle East faces being destabilised for decades if rebel forces battling to overthrow him succeed.

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For any country to leave the euro will be destabilising because it would break the supposed irrevocability of membership.

A "Grexit" plebiscite would be destabilising.

Electra argues their presence would be destabilising.