Sentence examples for destabilise your from inspiring English sources
The other thing is not to destabilise your life.
They can also create mass dissatisfaction that destabilise your workforce.
I discovered that because you don't need to hold it open, you can easily read during meals (no more wedging of book under plate and destabilising your dinner), while drying your hair/dishes and through many other tediously necessary parts of life.
The astonishing thing is that, stereotypical though they are in many ways, these little plays still have the power to destabilise all your expectations and make your heart turn over.
Demonized, destabilised by your government in 1973?
10 Get pro-democracy America to destabilise the democratic result of your next door neighbours's elections.
When you can't destabilise the world to suit your needs, you can destabilise yourself, break yourself down into a million little pieces and then put yourself back together again.
He told her that her children were "trying to destabilise you, trying to evoke your sympathy", and convinced her to leave her money to UM.
Adventure means stepping outside your comfort zone, exposing yourself to ideas that might destabilise this neat, predictable world.
Tenancy fraud can destabilise communities and attract crime and anti-social behaviour, so reassure your customers that you are taking action.
They destabilise the situation".
