Sentence examples for seriously destabilized from inspiring English sources

The meanings of garments were seriously destabilized.

Despite its commitment to non-foundationalist ontology, process perspectives have not seriously destabilized the foundations of "the animal," therefore contributing to ongoing discursive and physical entrapment.

And it left them further than ever from achieving their stated goal of keeping average global temperatures from rising 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels — a commonly accepted threshold beyond which the planet's climate patterns could be seriously destabilized.

It was, however, seriously destabilized, as were many other structures within the region (IC3).

Besides, a collapse of the nuclear-armed Pakistan would seriously destabilize Asia.

Still, he tried to clarify why some of Trump's moves could be seriously destabilizing.

But the increased tempo of the attacks has shown little sign, so far, of seriously destabilizing Colonel Qaddafi's rule.

Removing top predators from a community may seriously destabilize its structure and eventually cause local extinctions of other species, with cascading effect.

It is plain as day that the net effect of the U.S. and NATO presence in Afghanistan since 2001 has been to hugely increase the level of violence in that country and to seriously destabilize the much more strategically important Pakistan.

But if traditional financial institutions decide to get involved it could seriously destabilize the world's financial system.

Russians and Ukrainians have much in common, and the example of a Western-oriented and democratic Ukraine would be seriously destabilizing for the regime that rules Russia today.