Sentence examples for years of destabilisation from inspiring English sources

There's been years of destabilisation and back stabbing.

It is a fierce irony that this government's commitment to reform comes after two or three years of destabilisation of prison and probation services largely on its watch.

It's essential that we learn from the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the subsequent years of death and destabilisation in the region, and the messy conclusion where no clear outcome or achievement could be identified.

Dr Dawson believes that the modern world makes this sense of powerlessness more acute, with the rise of "hooking-up culture" over the past ten years and the destabilisation of traditional gender roles.

These shifts increase the effect of destabilisation.

It began a process of destabilisation.

Brexit suits their agenda of destabilisation," Eastwood said.

The leader of the pro-Serbia unionist side, Predrag Bulatovic, refused to concede defeat and talked of "destabilisation" and "tricks".

"The PM said that the tragedy had brought into sharp focus the consequences of destabilisation in eastern Ukraine.

Similarly, Arafat often used the threat of destabilisation and assassination to get Arab regimes to fund the Palestinian cause.

It was in the interest of some politicians, not all from the Muslim Brotherhood, to sustain this state of destabilisation.