Sentence examples for destabilized a from inspiring English sources
On the ground, though, the spy war has further destabilized a tribal society already dangerously weakened by years of violence.
In experiment-1, we established that retrieval destabilized a sleep-consolidated memory, allowing for subsequent interference to impair task performance across waking retention.
Some researchers say that had the glacier remained healthy, heavy rain alone would not have destabilized a gravel bank that collapsed, releasing a destructive pulse of debris-filled water.
The recent crane collapse that claimed seven lives, demolished a town house and destabilized a neighborhood on the East Side of Manhattan also created an opportunity for looters, officials said on Wednesday.
Tens of thousands of people are thought to have been killed and more than a million displaced in the conflict, which destabilized a large swath of central Africa, including parts of Congo, Sudan and the Central African Republic.
While the Civil Rights Act of 1964 destabilized a system of institutionalized obstacles to equal opportunity for both women and African-Americans, it failed to establish practical mechanisms that could guarantee steady progress toward equal opportunity.
The spike in oil prices may have stoked fears of inflation and further destabilized an already skittish market.
The tests have triggered an arms race on the Asian subcontinent and have further destabilized an already unstable region.
Yet Corbyn's politics are not anodyne, and his takeover of the Labour Party has destabilized an already fractious political scene.
Cross-border raids like last week's murderous foray into Sudan have killed many and destabilized an already volatile region.
Poppy production in Afghanistan jumped significantly after the 2001 U.S. invasion destabilized an already shaky economy, leading farmers to turn to the opium market to survive.
