But it was a very rough experience, one that could destabilize your whole world.
Windows XP Home Edition, which I use, protested that I was installing an unknown device that could destabilize my system.
The Federalists were drawing on English common law precedents, which provided for the prosecution of speech that could destabilize the government.
Democracy requires all parties to recognize the primacy of Pakistan's national interests and avoid actions that could destabilize the country and compromise these vital interests.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned countries against taking actions that could destabilize the financial systems of their neighbors.
Planners want to avoid a hard landing that could destabilize the economy, Asia's third largest, with its increasingly middle-class population of 47 million.
Today, Beijing can reduce the chances for a crisis that could destabilize the regime's dream of continued economic growth and peace on its borders.
But the United States has intensified diplomatic efforts to ward off an incursion that could destabilize one of the few relatively peaceful regions of Iraq.
Russia reacted in a statement from its embassy here that called NATO expansion "a grave mistake" that could destabilize Europe's balance.
If Hong Kong and United States interest rates move together, there is less room for speculative trading between the two currencies that could destabilize the Hong Kong dollar.
