Sentence examples for it has destabilized from inspiring English sources

In reality, it's a labor war, and it has destabilized the core of what it means to be a professional driver.

It has destabilized -- until today -- any working majority in Parliament, and galvanized a significant coalition of opposition parties under the "Ukraine without Kuchma" banner demanding that Mr. Kuchma resign and call early presidential elections, which he has refused to do.

It has destabilized the Middle East into a state of permanent warfare.

It has destabilized currency markets and raised bold question marks on China's ultimate intentions.

By removing works from the public domain, Congress has destabilized it.

Public schooling in itself, she emphasizes, is "in a crisis only so far as society is and only so far as this new narrative of crisis has destabilized it".

"The technology has destabilized us, it has hurt us," said Doug Morris, the chief executive of the Universal Music Group, a unit of Vivendi Universal and the largest of the five major record companies.

The United States has destabilized Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon with its invasion and occupation of Iraq, has destabilized Pakistan with its invasion and occupation of Afghanistan, and has destabilized Libya and Mali (and helped create a terrorist base in southern Libya with the weapons unleashed from Muammar Gaddafi's storehouses) after a U.S.-led U.S.-ledn toppled Gaddafi in Libya.

It has claimed at least four hundred and seventy thousand lives; prompted a refugee crisis that has destabilized European politics and fuelled the rise of nativist populism; and created a playing field for Russian and Iranian adventurism in the Middle East.

The U.S. has destabilized the cockpit of the world economy.

The flow of refugees across borders has destabilized the Middle East.