Sentence examples for is destabilizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something unstable.
New music, by definition, is destabilizing.
Colonel Kolenda said, "In the long run, that is destabilizing".
The effect, if not de-demonizing, is destabilizing.
"An elected government was meant to bring stability; unfortunately it is destabilizing Pakistan," Mr. Khakwani said.
In the language of nuclear strategy, the writers' proposal is destabilizing.
The spreading turmoil is destabilizing one of the most important industries in Africa's biggest economy.
This is destabilizing the international system — but let's not exaggerate the impact on our own economy.
They both agree that debt is destabilizing, and we need to reconceptualize how we treat and use it.
The flat notes darken the major-key tonality, and the sudden move into the bass is destabilizing.
Together, the episodes are the latest signs of how the chaos in Syria is destabilizing its neighbors.
As the economist Hyman Minsky wrote years earlier, "stability is destabilizing" because it encourages confidence that benign circumstances will endure.
