Sentence examples for destabilised and from inspiring English sources

With that, European politics may be destabilised and polarised, with dejected voters turning to fringe parties.

They destabilised and effectively invaded this country and have caused all the problems that have happened since".

Jacquet's film is a retrenchment, a call to arms to the environmental movement destabilised and buffeted by the denial industry.

This leaves Mr Putin trying an awkward manoeuvre: he wants a destabilised and weak Ukraine, but not one riven by the chaos of civil war.

They inherited a successful, self-confident NHS and in just 18 months have turned it into an organisation that is demoralised, destabilised and fearful of the future".

"I can allow myself to be destabilised and find new histories".As with his other World Stage paintings, these feature subjects Mr Wiley found through a method he calls "street casting": during his wanders around a new city he meets and talks to people some strangers, some acquaintances and invites some to model in his studio.

They are thus vulnerable to destabilising and self-fulfilling bank runs.

It is important because it is economically destabilising and it contributes enormously to distributional inequalities of wealth".

Asked for a specific example, he pointed to a repeated re-organisation of bureaucratic structures in the National Health Service, which he called "probably destabilising and wasteful".

With the wrong approach, a surging youth population can be destabilising, and a rapidly ageing population can become a burden on economic growth and public budgets.

If it's too closely tied to him, then his parting will be destabilising and so will not reflect positively on his legacy.