Sentence examples for destabilizing him from inspiring English sources

"But we haven't even discussed it except to say, 'Let's ask our embassy to check and see if there's something to that story.' " He noted that Colonel Qaddafi is not popular in Europe and that a strategy aimed at "destabilizing" him could not be expected to draw criticism.

The effect is strangely baffling, as in when an aide says, about talking to Shimon Peres in French, "I didn't know if my questions were totally destabilizing him or if I was speaking with a Creole leader".

So the unions would be wrong to destabilize him.

These changes may or may not have destabilized him: it is not easy to make surmises about a man as grandly dysfunctional as Lowry.

He "takes pictures" with his mind and solves math problems by "seeing numbers". And yet the commotion and noise of public places can destabilize him.

Mr. Berlusconi is suing La Repubblica, the left-leaning newspaper of Mr. De Benedetti, for leading what he depicts as a leftist campaign to discredit and destabilize him.

Mr. Maduro sees the pretext for a foreign invasion, which led him to shut the borders to Brazil and the Caribbean island of Curacao while calling the aid shipment a Trojan horse meant to destabilize him.

The unceasing jokes aside, bomb threats at government buildings and anti-Lugo public gatherings in recent days have led Mr. Lugo's supporters to suggest that there is a conspiracy afoot to destabilize him.

Whether he called her Auntie Kyong was not reported in the Times piece, though the piece did speculate on the fact that the fall of Jang Song-thaek rather than bolstering Kim Jong-un's power could destabilize him further and cause him to have to up the ante to maintain his power.

Stability is destabilizing, he said.

But we should not count among the effects of Brandon Teena's tragic death, or others like him, as destabilizing the status quo's homosocial codes of gender, when in fact it is our code against cruelty and murder that is rattled.