Sentence examples for destabilise a from inspiring English sources

It would also further destabilise a region already wracked by war and militant Islamism.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte rejected the idea of deploying armed guards to help investigators secure the site as it could "destabilise" a situation which is already volatile.

But the anti-fascist organisation Searchlight called on the BNP to explain why it was trying to destabilise a government policy.

Also outstanding is a charge that he paid a senator €3m (£2.1m) in 2006 to join his party and destabilise a centre-left government.

There is concern that expanding off-quota recruitment to ABB students in 2013 will destabilise a system already reeling from the pace of change.

He is currently on trial for allegedly bribing a senator with €3m (£2.3m) in 2006 to join his party and destabilise a centre-left government.

But they are not going to do anything which might destabilise an ally which remains useful to them.

That, many analysts agree, could spark an Asia-Pacific arms race that would further destabilise an already tense region.

Pessimistic Turkmen fear that a lost generation, largely uneducated, may fall prey to Islamic radicalism and create a nasty failed state that could destabilise an already volatile region.

Worse, you may destabilise an entire ecosystem.That is also what acidification does to coral reefs, especially if they are already suffering from overfishing, overheating or pollution.

Britain is desperately trying to verify precisely where Russian bombs struck in Syria today, as anxiety grew that Moscow's intervention could further destabilise an already chaotic situation.