Sentence examples for completely destabilise from inspiring English sources

"You can't play political games with our constitution... "The danger is that the Conservatives are now going to completely destabilise the fairness, accountability and stability of the union by suddenly trying to play an English nationalist card".

"The fanaticism of [former French president] Sarkozy and Cameron to bomb Libya - and what they've done is to completely destabilise Libya, to turn it into a country with much savagery, to turn it into a place where for Christians the situation is virtually impossible.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Friday, Valls told the BBC that the influx of refugees fleeing violence and war in Iraq and Syria had the capacity to completely destabilise the European Union.

I'm still an ordinary kind of guy – albeit one who has become a multi-millionaire and completely destabilised the Middle East!

"Perrin would sometimes speak to us badly as a team and little by little the dressing-room was completely destabilised," remembered Mido, who played in that game.

Biklé says: "We were so enamoured by what the microbial world had done with the soil in our garden that to find out my cancer was caused by a microbe, the HPV virus [Human papillomavirus], was completely destabilising, not just because it was cancer and it was very threatening, but also this whole duality of the microbial world hit me hard.

Is it at all destabilising having this sudden renown?

"I have found the bedroom tax completely distressing and destabilising.

All this media stuff is just done to destabilise us.

"If the outrage reaches a certain point where it's seen as somewhat destabilising, the government would not hesitate to shut it down completely," she says.

They clearly destabilised all our genuine political efforts.