Sentence examples for seriously destabilised from inspiring English sources

Angela Eagle, who stepped down as shadow business secretary in an attempted coup that has seriously destabilised the party's Westminster operation, is thought to be the most likely contender to take on her leader.

Steep hillsides have been seriously destabilised by the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in April and its subsequent aftershocks, and it is feared that the heavy rains will trigger multiple landslides from these precarious slopes.

Neighbour Pakistan has been seriously destabilised and radicalised in the past decade.

But US and EU diplomats fear this could seriously destabilise the PA and even cause its collapse.

We knew in the run-up to war that the overthrow of Saddam Hussein would seriously destabilise Iraq after 24 years of his iron rule".

In the worst case scenario the crisis spreads across the eurozone, seriously destabilising the financial system and triggering even greater social tension in Greece and elsewhere – not to mention the political implications for the euro and European integration in general.

For them, mayhem at the top of the commission would seriously destabilise an EU desperately trying to come up with policies to drag Europe out of years of crisis, while anti-EU populists give the leaders a hard time across the continent.

Such a conflict would seriously destabilise the global economy and global security.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned that the move "could seriously destabilise the situation" in Ukraine.

At the time, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned the move "could seriously destabilise" the situation in Ukraine.

Fifa executives are also thought to fear that any further serious allegations in the next few months against the organisation could seriously destabilise world football.