destabilised

The neighbourhoods in which they live end up permanently destabilised by the frequent circulation of adults in and out of prison.

North Korea's unexpected currency reforms destabilised its economy - but are they likely to unsettle the country's politics as well?

But it will require self-restraint and luck if the US is to avoid being sucked into further conflicts in a deeply destabilised Middle East.

North-east Asia, which would suffer most from a destabilised North Korea, appears to be preparing for the worst.

The Americans do not want it to be destabilised.

Maybe that annoys Washington, but for China, the implications of a destabilised North Korea are grim.

In the end we would end up with a depreciated currency and an even more destabilised eurozone.

The flood of foreign-currency borrowing destabilised their economies and left them vulnerable when Western banks reduced lending.

The financial crisis has destabilised many emerging economies whose companies had participated in the credit boom.

David Dein leaving has destabilised the club and the manager.

Readers may recall that a few large IPOs in the past destabilised, however temporarily, monetary conditions in Hong Kong.

Both South Korea and China have been timid about the prospect of a destabilised Pyongyang;