Sentence examples for this was destabilising from inspiring English sources

Warning that this was destabilising the party, Doyle-Price reserved particular scorn for Johnson's "tiresome" and "unhelpful" interventions, arguing that his irreverent persona had little appeal beyond the M25.

A 15-year-old boy in Botswana has an 80% chance of dying of AIDS.Among the many ways that this is destabilising the continent, perhaps the most worrying is the exploding population of orphans.

Local authorities put lots of sexual health services out to tender and that was destabilising.

This single word answer was destabilising and made me speechless at the thought of a society so intent on creating barricades.

This neatly cohered with the pervading opinion that Saddam was a nutcase tyrant who was destabilising the region.

HM Inspectorate of Prisons said the influx of drugs was destabilising the establishment.

If the 2007 incident was destabilising, it now seems as rudimentary as a zeppelin attack.

"Ultimately that is destabilising to a democracy".

Or - and this is my favourite theory - perhaps he was destabilised by breaking wind violently after his girth was made too tight.

But the nation of Hannan's childhood was destabilised by coups and anticolonial feeling.

This has prompted what some locals called the worst immigration crisis in the area since central America was destabilised by civil wars in the 1970s and 1980s.