Sentence examples for a far more stable from inspiring English sources

Such erratic receptions could have depressed a far more stable artist than Saint Laurent.

But the end result was a far more stable situation in both cases.

Yet France is today a far more stable polity than the France of the 1950s, the chaotic, crisis-ridden country that haunts the political imagination.

She helped him to form a far more stable coalition during his second term with the centrist Brazilian Democratic party (PMDB) and this is one of the parties now backing her election bid.

In a study published in 1990, he argued: "We can enter the 21st century with a far more stable relationship between east and west and with a totally different military strategy... vastly smaller nuclear forces, conventional forces in balance and in a defensive, rather than offensive, posture".

If I could go back to when I was 24, I might think seriously about pursuing a far more stable and remunerative line of work, just as I sense that if Frank could go back to when he was 24, he might think seriously about not divorcing Julie.

The luckiest are coming to a life far more stable than the one they left, with parents who have spent a decade or more trying to gain a foothold in American middle-class life, whether or not they are living here legally.

Between 1992 and 1998, I danced with New York City Ballet -- a company far more stable than the Bolshoi.

And finally in the Caucasus, a region that is far more stable than the nearby Middle East has good things coming, in the form of new pipelines to Europe that will help the region's oil and natural gas production flow out and much-needed dollars and euros flow in.

With former Senator John Kerry's move to secretary of state, the rash of retirements will hasten a wholesale makeover of a Senate that was once far more stable.

A tenured professor's income would be far more stable than a stockbroker's.