destabilise造句
1. Any increase in participation would destabilise the political system.
2. I don't want careless talk to destabilise the shares.
3. It is incompetent investors who destabilise markets.
4. In the longer run, you may destabilise Pakistan; and you do nothing to hollow out Islamic terrorism—which cannot be contained for ever.
5. Could the increasingly protectionist instincts of US politicians destabilise the dollar?
6. It would destabilise the euro—for some euro members, such as Ireland and Greece, are not in much better shape than eastern Europe.
7. Any wave of defaults big enough to destabilise major banks or crimp the government's finances could have consequences not only for China's economy, but for global growth and financial markets as well.
8. And he will probably try to rally the formidable and disgruntled forces of the opposition to destabilise and unseat Mr Sharif.
9. President Vinicio Cerezo has blamed the killings on right-wing extremists trying to destabilise his government.
10. Bush's defence policy would not work, would cost too much and would destabilise the world, said Gore.
11. However, we must seek ways to ensure that, in the process, they do not destabilise our domestic agriculture.
12. Their strategy seems to be widespread but low- level guerrilla warfare to discredit and destabilise the Phnom Penh government.
13. The survey is part of the Bank's wider efforts to spot risks earlier, a core lesson of the financial crisis, so that action can be taken before markets destabilise.
14. It was a set of critical and rhetorical practices that sought to destabilise the modernist touchstones of identity, historical progress and epistemic certainty.
15. Certainly Hong Kong should not be permitted to be used as a base to destabilise China.
16. The financial system requires close oversight, or crises will destabilise it (see article).
17. "Any attempts to rock the situation with democratic slogans, to destabilise the state and split society will be stopped, " he said.
18. In Europe governments have casually played beggar-my-neighbour politics, with countries launching deposit - guarantee schemes that destabilise banks elsewhere.
19. Higher rainfall in areas without proper drainage systems can destabilise the soil, leading to landslides and more floods.
20. During protest rallies they have called vaguely for a renegotiation of the stand-by agreement, although many Icelanders fear that such a move would further destabilise the economy.
21. Amnesty International says a campaign of ethnic cleansing seems to have started to destabilise the region.
22. Monitoring of the landslide zone intensified, for fear that the blast might destabilise it.