Sentence examples for destabilizes that from inspiring English sources

But even as this arrangement appears to revert to form, it also destabilizes that form.

In her new book, "The Selfishness of Others," subtitled "An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism," Kristin Dombek destabilizes that contemporary commonplace, breaking off chunks from the inside.

… It destabilizes that and kicks it off the surface".

The cumulative weight of the disparities perpetuated within a country destabilizes that country itself, even when it is seemingly strong.

Such a conflict would likely spill into Pakistan, further destabilizing that country.

Even if he has a very relaxed and smiling air, there's something in his acting that's disconcerting, destabilizing, that provokes strangeness all the time".

I do find the show so critically destabilizing that I can't decide whether I disliked that Bollywood hallucination or thought it was a glorious masterpiece of camp.

President Richard M. Nixon's secret bombing of Cambodia destabilized that country, clearing the way for the Khmer Rouge under its brutal dictator, Pol Pot, to take charge.

Citing Cambodia in particular, Mr. Dallek said in an interview that the mayhem under the Khmer Rouge "was a consequence of our having gone into Cambodia and destabilized that country".

General Petraeus acknowledged that pouring more troops into Afghanistan would raise the risk of driving more militants across the border into Pakistan, where they could further destabilize that country.

He helped create the Sierra Leone rebel front in 1991 as a means of destabilizing that country and exploiting its diamonds, and few doubt he is using the fighters for the same purpose in Guinea.