Sentence examples for have been destabilized from inspiring English sources

Is there any legal reason that my apartment would have been destabilized?

"The mayor felt strongly that had Joel announced he was leaving and engaged in a search at that point, the school system would have been destabilized," he said.

Arab states have never been more in crisis than they are today, whether they have been destabilized by outside intervention, sectarian strife, religious extremism, or the demands of fed-up citizens.

French troops occupy two bases in Chad, and French troops are expected to make up a large portion of a European Union peacekeeping force aimed at stabilizing Chad and the Central African Republic, which have been destabilized by the conflict in Darfur and by rebellions of their own.

Meanwhile, neighborhoods have been destabilized.

Governments have been destabilized and weapons have poured into the hands of extremists.

From there, they threaten American soldiers in Afghanistan and have been destabilizing Pakistan itself.

The effects on political debate in Germany have been destabilizing and brought once-taboo, radical views into the mainstream discourse.

The U.S. is leading a coalition of Arab and Muslim countries against extremist groups that have been destabilizing the Middle East and North African region.

It was the reluctant no of a principal, David Morris, whose school has been destabilized this fall by an unannounced influx of students from outside its attendance boundaries.

Under E.U. rules, governments are entitled to give aid to companies whose business has been destabilized by natural disasters and exceptional events.