Sentence examples for very destabilizing issue from inspiring English sources

"It would be a very destabilizing issue.

"With Iran continuing to pursue nuclear capabilities, and with the upcoming vote in the U.N., which is a very destabilizing event, it is very important for us to be there and show what is at stake".

the missions have had a very destabilizing effect on the Yanomami and the missions seem to be unconscious of how much they've encouraged conflict among Yanomami groups.

I found that very destabilizing and, as a child, very infuriating".

"This sort of cross-border military activity is very destabilizing and must be stopped," she said.

"If you take that much money out of the system, and particularly if you do it very rapidly, that could be very, very destabilizing".

The policy of aiding jihadist groups, so they could serve what were considered Pakistan's interests in Afghanistan and Kashmir, was "very, very destabilizing," he said.

The emphasis was different in a separate appearance by the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, who warned that any military strike on Iran "could be very destabilizing".

Kerry plans to meet Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Cairo and will seek to dissuade him from very "destabilizing" diplomatic moves, one U.S. official said.

He said any strike on Iran could be "very destabilizing — not just in and of itself but the unintended consequences of a strike like that".

What it can do is be very destabilizing.