Sentence examples similar to destabilise I from inspiring English sources

One further consideration is the ionic strength of the buffer solution, with high levels of salt known to destabilise i-motif structures.

It sounds destabilising, I say.

"The actors are constantly destabilised – I think in a good way – and so the show never settles into routine," Gray continues.

"Now other people may say: 'Come on, the consequences of taking them on are too great, you've got to be so very careful, you'll simply upset everybody, you'll destabilise it.' I understand all of those arguments.

"I'm not trying to destabilise but I was that confident such a change will occur that I gave that commitment to locals when I was asked about it before the election".

I spent several minutes feeling destabilised after I failed to identify Portia.

"But why such overt interest in destabilising Georgia?" I ask Irakli.

Russia is a vast country, and by doing this to Georgia it is saying, 'You are weak, you are vulnerable; I can destabilise you any time I choose.'".

Some people's raison d'être is just to destabilise us, and I will not allow it.

As Boyes has since clarified, he explained to schools minister Jonathan Hill about efforts to destabilise headteachers, saying "I know that headteachers have had nervous breakdowns, they've lost their jobs … schools have been really torn apart".

Suarez said in his submission: "After the impact I lost my balance, that destabilised me and I fell on top of my opponent.