destabilise造句

It does not destabilise the regime. It would carry huge risks to the perpetrators.

The authorities have blamed armed gangs and outsiders for trying to destabilise Syria.

Holding back some of that largesse would show him that he cannot destabilise the neighbourhood and get away with it.

Moreover, rapid exchange-rate revaluation and the relaxation of controls on the capital account could destabilise Chinese growth.

But what is liquidity, why does it suddenly evaporate and what can central Banks and regulators do to ensure that its ebb and flow does not destabilise economies?

The chancellor's reluctance to divulge details is understandable; after all, letting daylight in on his plan too soon could further destabilise the banking industry.

Any shortening of the food chain is likely to destabilise entire ecosystems, possibly leading to new ones in which just one or two species, such as jellyfish, predominate.

He is a stickler for formality, though he is a lot less careful, and makes decisions that can destabilise the system—such as firing the previous mayor of Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov.