Sentence examples for were being destabilized from inspiring English sources
Cities were being transformed by the planned transfer of large portions of their middle class population to newly built suburbs and the traditional city political "machines" that had governed more or less since the gilded era, through a structure of racial hierarchy, were being destabilized by civil rights and deindustrialization.
In addition, CD was used to investigate the extent to which the helical components were being destabilized during thermal denaturation.
I felt as if I was being destabilized for state secrets, not woken up.
At present it is being destabilized by multiple insurgencies organized, directed and supplied from sanctuaries across the border in Pakistan.
Several former Soviet republics are being destabilized by a resurgence of militant Islam and a flourishing drug trade.
"But the situation is being destabilized by the opposition, which is receiving weapons in large quantities from neighboring countries".
A former Deputy Prime Minister, Michael Heseltine, said the party was being destabilized by "rigid Euroskepticism," and the former Foreign Secretary Lord Howe said he found Mr. Hague's proposals to take back powers from Brussels "deeply disturbing".
While he also served as a spy in Chile from 1972 to 1974, at the time Salvador Allende's government was being destabilized, he worked mainly in the Middle East, in Abu Dhabi and Jordan, where he spied on Iraq's covert weapons supplies.
His comments underscored mounting fears in Jordan that it was being destabilized by the influx of more than 200,000 refugees — many living in miserable conditions in a camp near the border — and by the threat of a spreading militancy from the war.
A significant part of the oil heartlands of the planet is, that is, being destabilized.
"It's been destabilized, and yet we are continuing to work with those individuals in their government to try to go after AQAP," Panetta said, referring to the group known as al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
