Sentence examples for destabilizing her from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was on a state visit to China at the time, and it was speculated that destabilizing her administration had been the demonstrators' real aim.

"The idea that the government could be trying to punish her for surviving and so clearly destabilizing her mental health is something that is just completely untenable and egregious," Strangio said.

And it was a stinging repudiation of Mrs. Kirchner's insular and confrontational style of governing that portrayed farm groups as enemies of the state bent on destabilizing her seven-month-old government.

It is not just the finances that have destabilized her life.

Meaning no harm, he could destabilize her plans for her company along with her sense of well-being.

She had to be hospitalized in July when a drop in potassium levels in her blood — something none of her devices track — destabilized her heart.

Larry Rohter (NYT) ASIA PHILIPPINES: PRESIDENTIAL WARNING -- President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo said enemies of the state were plotting to destabilize her fledgling government and warned, "I shall crush you".

Where's my trophy at?" Wong can get away with a considerable amount of vulgarity — and hollering — because she is funny, but it also helps that she uses her differences, as she put it, to destabilize her audience's expectations.

While the Bush administration has identified a strong Qaeda-linked terrorist presence in Indonesia, the government of President Megawati Sukarnoputri has made it clear to Washington that American troops could destabilize her fragile hold on power.

He destabilized her, some say, drove her mad.

The leftist leader, appearing before the Senate to defend herself in a process expected to remove her from office this week, said Brazil's economic elite and political opposition had sought to destabilize her government since her 2014 re-election.