Sentence examples for it has destabilised from inspiring English sources

It has destabilised the agencies and threatens to spread Talibanism into North-West Frontier Province.

It has destabilised entire nations, leading to thousands of deaths.

It is this that has destabilised Pakistan and Egypt, and is playing into the hands of fundamentalist parties everywhere.

Afghanistan's crackdown on opium and heroin traffickers, for instance, has destabilised the central government, leaving it "stuck in a losing war against drug cartels", said the report.

In this despicable saga, Cameron's Libyan venture was a sideshow, though one that has destabilised north Africa and may yet turn it into another Islamic State caliphate.

The war has destabilised neighbouring countries such as Turkey.

Our churning global economy has destabilised personal life.

The financial crisis has destabilised many emerging economies whose companies had participated in the credit boom.

But inconsistent policy has destabilised the UK industry, putting firms out of business.

The question now shouldn't be whether WikiLeaks has destabilised Afghanistan.

Dave Ward, deputy general secretary of the CWU, said: "The government's privatisation agenda has destabilised everything.