Sentence examples for a comparatively stable from inspiring English sources

But recently, the country was on a comparatively stable path.

In Chile in the 1830s, for instance, the caudillo Diego Portales was a key figure in the establishment of a comparatively stable government.

See articleAs fighting between assorted militias continued in Tripoli, Libya's capital, and in Benghazi, the country's second city, a newly elected parliament met in Tobruk, a comparatively stable city in the east.

NAIROBI, Kenya — Government forces in the semiautonomous Somali region of Puntland have made two military offensives against allies of the Shabab militant group, trying to drive back insurgent fighters who have been gaining ground in a comparatively stable area of northeastern Somalia.

This also indicates a comparatively stable, presumably covalent bond between the DNA and the nanowire following the reaction scheme in Figure 1.

But in a comparatively stable year the interesting thing is that when the total return on the high-yield index as a whole has been anything over 5%, the triple C's have tended to outperform and that's not a high target to hit.

Contrarily, since the EEG signals in the task of holding a load are comparatively stable, we conclude that this holding task has a great application potential to be used to construct a robotic power assist system to help person to hold or move a heavy load.

Some examples present in the third column of Figure 2. In contrast, the statistical distribution of optical flow in a patch is comparatively stable.

The method can suppress the motion noise efficiently because the statistical distribution of optical flow in a patch is comparatively stable.

The descriptor can suppress the motion noise effectively because the statistical distribution of optical flow in a patch is comparatively stable.

Developed during a period of comparatively stable economic development, the dominant theories of organizations tend to have been founded with the dual objectives of maintaining equilibrium and avoiding uncertainty (Hamel, 2000).