Sentence examples for completely destabilizing from inspiring English sources

So if I don't believe it, and they see me rattled, that's going to be completely destabilizing, and we'll never move forward.

Mr. Gross argues that this would completely destabilize the financial markets.

And Chris McGimpsey, an Ulster Unionist leader, said, "This could completely destabilize the whole peace process".

"The last thing they would want, I'm convinced, is a war on their doorstep of a completely destabilized Korean Peninsula," he said.

Yemen perhaps best tragically captures the proxy wars between Saudi and Iran, as the country has been completely destabilized since Iran-supported Houthi rebels ousted the Saudi-friendly government in Sanaa earlier this year, prompting the fierce reaction from Riyadh.

Indeed, cutting off trade would threaten to completely destabilize the country, setting off a chain of events that would be hard to predict.

The people who ultimately made the decision to invade, occupy and completely destabilize Iraq did indeed get it wrong.

The effect was that it completely destabilized all preconceptions of gender and sexual identity, in a hyperlibidinous environment where everyone became a performer".

He would carry the legacy of economic policies that tanked the economy, and an interventionist foreign policy that has completely destabilized the middle-East.

The scene has been repeated again and again after the end of the 1994 Tutsi genocide in neighboring Rwanda, when the perpetrators fled across the border and completely destabilized an already fragile and lawless region.

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 destabilize the European Union.