Sentence examples for dramatically destabilised from inspiring English sources
"If the current developments of autonomous weapons by the high tech nations are not stopped, then global security could be dramatically destabilised," Noel Sharkey, professor of artificial intelligence and robots at the University of Sheffield, tells me.
Yes, by the late 1980s, it had become clear that they were dramatically destabilising the climate – the very basis of life itself.
One thing Europe's bleakest decade reminds us, is that even without two centuries of being destabilised by industrial pollution, as is the case today, the climate can flip rapidly and dramatically.
"And we went over and destabilised them!
Innocent fiction is destabilised by tragic fact.
Demonized, destabilised by your government in 1973?
"It destabilised people," said another rebel.
The Kosovo war has already destabilised the region.
The Americans do not want it to be destabilised.
The turmoil in Syria has undoubtedly destabilised Iraq.
The ensuing diplomatic crisis destabilised the government, and Palmerston resigned.
