Sentence examples for destabilizing thing from inspiring English sources

Many decades ago, even the US and Soviet Union could see that putting nukes in orbit was an absolutely destabilizing thing, because if you have nukes flying over your enemy's head, you could detonate one in space at any moment, frying electronics courtesy of the blast's electromagnetic pulse, and have free rein to nuke at will.

And even if the Pentagon had kept a few thousand troops on bases in Iraq, it's far from clear that their presence would have been sufficient to prevent the ISIS fighters from spilling over the border from Syria and destabilizing things.

Serbia is a paradigmatic case: direct money to the opposition to destabilize things, and it was successful".

European officials muttered about the United States using its hegemony to destabilize things rather than calm them down.

"Once you've created a wider peace in the Middle East, you take the wind out of the sails of people who want to destabilize things".

You were told that "if something is truly integral to a body of thought you cannot remove it without destabilizing the whole thing".

"The unbridled boom and ensuing bust are destabilizing, and that's the worst thing, in Hamilton's opinion, that can happen".

Sometimes it is used as a justification for terrible things in other countries... it is destabilizing everything.

But one thing about climate change is it's potentially geopolitically destabilizing.

This results in a fresh angle on things like "gender" or "class" — to the point of destabilizing them and giving the people trapped inside these constructs liberty, and a voice.

"All systems are in critical condition, even the smallest thing can destabilize the system or the government," said Paschos Mandravelis, a columnist for the daily newspaper Kathimerini.