| 'Britain had been plotting to destabilise the Ottoman Empire since the war began.' | |
| - Her molecules began to destabilise. | |
| Anarchy Now's aim is to create chaos... to destabilise governments, eventually create a new world order. | |
| Hyper-sonic sound waves to destabilise the cell structure. | |
| I'm a New Yorker. I need to maintain a level of aggression or I destabilise. | |
| 'Britain had been plotting to destabilise the Ottoman Empire since the war began.' | |
| - Her molecules began to destabilise. | |
| Anarchy Now's aim is to create chaos... to destabilise governments, eventually create a new world order. | |
| Hyper-sonic sound waves to destabilise the cell structure. | |
| I'm a New Yorker. I need to maintain a level of aggression or I destabilise. | |
| The disappearance of the tuna destabilises a millennial balance. | |
| When at impulse, the thrust destabilises the shield here. | |
| The disappearance of the tuna destabilises a millennial balance. | |
| When at impulse, the thrust destabilises the shield here. | |
| As leader of the Black Hand, he believed anything that destabilised Austria-Hungary was good for his beloved Serbia. | |
| At 0920, someone inside the ship told us that they had destabilised the hyperdrive. | |
| For several days, the weather was destabilised and the rain fixed the radioactivity everywhere here. | |
| The island remained demoralised and destabilised by outside forces. | |
| The subspace field destabilised at warp 2.2. | |
| "It is a particularly destabilising situation which only three categories are able to bear, the faithful, the traitors and the collaborationists." | |
| 'Germany had long seen subversion in Ireland 'as a way of destabilising Britain.' | |
| Do not swing, You're destabilising the helicopter, | |
| It's destabilising hell! | |
| Our impulse drive's destabilising. | |
| As leader of the Black Hand, he believed anything that destabilised Austria-Hungary was good for his beloved Serbia. | |
| At 0920, someone inside the ship told us that they had destabilised the hyperdrive. | |
| For several days, the weather was destabilised and the rain fixed the radioactivity everywhere here. | |
| The island remained demoralised and destabilised by outside forces. | |
| The subspace field destabilised at warp 2.2. | |
| "It is a particularly destabilising situation which only three categories are able to bear, the faithful, the traitors and the collaborationists." | |
| 'Germany had long seen subversion in Ireland 'as a way of destabilising Britain.' | |
| Do not swing, You're destabilising the helicopter, | |
| It's destabilising hell! | |
| Our impulse drive's destabilising. | |
