Sentence examples for further destabilised from inspiring English sources

The latest wave of attacks have further destabilised Africa's most populous nation as it prepares for elections.

"We Europeans must fight for more climate protection, fewer weapons and against religious [fanaticism], otherwise the Middle East and Africa will be further destabilised," Gabriel said.

Lebanon would be totally destabilised; Iraq further destabilised; Jordan put under even greater pressure (which only the courage and leadership of the king is presently managing on behalf of all of us).

"The repeated British interventions into the Middle East at the behest of the US have seen huge resources ploughed into conflicts – each of which has further destabilised the region, creating still more refugees and led to uncounted civilian deaths.

David de Gea's increasingly fragile position at Manchester United has been further destabilised after Louis van Gaal took the unexpected decision to go public with new details about the current standoff behind the scenes at Old Trafford, including the damaging revelation that the goalkeeper expressly told the club he did not want to be part of the team.

The paper says he was tipped for the post by allies of Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, after Mrs May's position as prime minister was further destabilised when several cabinet ministers failed to offer her long-term support.

This allows currents of relatively warm water to push inland, undermining and further destabilising the sheet.

It would also further destabilise a region already wracked by war and militant Islamism.

That, many analysts agree, could spark an Asia-Pacific arms race that would further destabilise an already tense region.

The worry is that kidnapping may become a new business, further destabilising a borderland already on a war footing.

He didn't press on to Baghdad, calculating that to topple Saddam would further destabilise the Arab world.