Sentence examples for most destabilising from inspiring English sources
The millions of refugees on the move and the families of the quarter-million killed demand it; this most destabilising of all recent conflicts must be brought to an end.
The confused attitude of ISI towards jihadism is one of the most destabilising aspects of modern Pakistan.
Potentially the most destabilising regional development is the secessionist movement in neighbouring northern Mali, driven by battle-hardened, largely secular Tuareg forces who fought for Libya's late dictator Muammar Gaddafi, as well as Islamist fighters.
Obama said he was "not optimistic" that North Korea would end its irresponsible behaviour in the near future, describing the regime's pursuit of a nuclear deterrent as the "the most destabilising situation in the Asia-Pacific region".
How many people can honestly say that they have never pruned their e-mails to put off tackling more demanding tasks?Hyperconnectivity exaggerates some of the most destabilising trends in the modern workplace: the decline of certainty (as organisations abandon bureaucracy in favour of adhocracy), the rise of global supply chains and the general cult of flexibility.
The manual, written last year and entitled Principles in the administration of the Islamic State, lays bare Isis's state-building aspirations and the ways in which it has managed to set itself apart as the richest and most destabilising jihadi group of the past 50 years.
Because that is what would happen if we were to tackle head on the role some of the countries play in funding the most radically destabilising Sunni extremist groups, such as Isis and al-Qaida.
Russia was considering taking steps in the Baltics, according to the notes, but this would most likely be "destabilising actions that would be even harder to trace back to Russia than those of eastern Ukraine".
This week Haider al-Ameri, a senior figure in the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, a key party in the ruling Shia-led alliance, annoyed Mr Maliki by saying there was little evidence of direct Iranian interference.Moreover, Iran has long argued that it is the presence of American troops in Iraq that is most responsible for destabilising both the country and the region.
The US targeted the Afghan Taliban in Afghanistan, but did not go after groups that were not destabilising Afghanistan – most notably the Pakistan Taliban.
Critics have claimed the reforms will lead to the privatisation of the health service with health companies swooping in to "cherry pick" the most profitable services and destabilising NHS in the process.
