Examples of 'destabilising' in a sentence
Meaning of "destabilising"
To destabilise means to upset the stability or equilibrium of something, causing it to become unsteady or insecure. This term is often used in politics or economics to describe the act of creating instability or unrest
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- present participle of destabilise
How to use "destabilising" in a sentence
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Even at the risk of destabilising the country.
Destabilising it further will have serious consequences.
Her presence there is destabilising the matrix.
If done poorly it is profoundly destructive and destabilising.
Liberia is the destabilising factor in the region.
It should prevent the corridor from destabilising.
It can be quite destabilising for other people.
Engineering says the warp core is destabilising.
You have lots of destabilising things occurring.
Changes in working practices also had a destabilising effect.
The option of destabilising the government and.
These reflections were painful and destabilising.
Technological change is destabilising the defence of rights.
The destabilising factor is the distribution.
Your molecular structure is destabilising at an alarming rate.
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Major destabilising conflicts in the region.
But we have already begun destabilising the government.
The destabilising emulsifier is unsaturated monoglyceride.
Political riots have been destabilising the entire country.
Many saw this approach as destructive and destabilising.
As a result they are destabilising the structure of the church.
Her atomic structure is completely destabilising.
The rift is destabilising and he is being pulled back inside.
But there is a fourth destabilising variable.
Potentially destabilising all transport and navigational systems.
It would play a significant role in destabilising the regime.
They are destabilising the containment field.
Political riots have been destabilising.
We need to avoid destabilising the situation in the country.
Foreign influence is another destabilising factor.
Likewise methods of destabilising microbial cell membranes are disclosed.
This can be totalitarian and is certainly deeply destabilising.
I do not feel he is destabilising the world.
Destabilising polyadenylation targets both mRNA and noncoding RNAs.
The combined effect could be destabilising at times of crisis.
Destabilising effects on all countries.
Dreadful pricing is destabilising the market.
Such as circumstances of growing violence destabilising.
Time can be very destabilising for the players.
In the longer term this could be hugely destabilising.
This will reduce destabilising exchange rate movements.
The cyberwar arms race is destabilising.
Likewise methods of destabilising microbial cell membranes are provided.
Our neighbour is still interested in destabilising us.
This could result in a destabilising influence on the grid.
This rate of accumulation is surely destabilising.
People were shaken by the destabilising effect of the referendum.
Destabilising the unhelpful beliefs.
Air transport and destabilising commodities.
He explained he wants to avoid exercising his authority in a destabilising manner.
