Sentence examples for totally destabilised from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise," he said, "our societies will be totally destabilised".

"This was a huge breach of trust by Labour and has totally destabilised the coalition.

Valls said Europe needed to take urgent action to control its external borders, "otherwise our societies will be totally destabilised".

Manuel Valls, the prime minister, stressed the importance for Europe "to take urgent action to control its external borders… otherwise our societies will be totally destabilised".

Speaking to the BBC in the Swiss resort, Valls said Europe needed to take urgent action to control its external borders, "otherwise our societies will be totally destabilised".

"We have been carrying out numerous combat operations and totally destabilised that insurgent organisation.

Senior doctors have written to David Cameron to warn that the government's plans to reform the NHS in England could "totally destabilise" it and ultimately harm patients.

"Guardiola's insistence destabilised me a little.

"And we went over and destabilised them!

Innocent fiction is destabilised by tragic fact.

Demonized, destabilised by your government in 1973?