Sentence examples for a need for stability from inspiring English sources
But before those ambitions are realised, there is a need for stability, Illingsworth says.
But the White House pressed Mr. Geithner to stay, citing a need for stability in Mr. Obama's economic team and a desire to avoid another confrontation with Senate Republicans, who have used the filibuster to delay or prevent votes on many of Mr. Obama's nominees to important executive branch positions.
The problem traces back to May, when Mr. Obama announced that he wanted to keep the director in place through the end of his presidential term, citing a need for stability on his national security team at a time of leadership changes at both the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency.
The need for efficiency that this issue induces is completed with a need for stability, in particular when dealing with unstructured meshes.
Dependency and support are not the same thing, and it is impossible to quantify how many of Islamic State's "citizens" are willing partners in its project or simply acquiescing to its rule out of a need for stability or fear of punishment.
He spoke only once there in the 1877 session on the Eastern Question, stating on 20 February that there was a need for stability in the Balkans, and that forcing Turkey into territorial concessions would do nothing to secure it.
I fell into call-centre work out of a need for financial stability.
He was also set to declare a need for policy stability.
This, he said, underlined a need for "more stability" for tenants within the PRS, especially in light of the general economic uncertainty resulting from Brexit.
But that shift comes with increased expense and a need for more stability of the staff scientist career track, a concern voiced by UW-Madison staff scientists (see Box 3).
In eukaryotes, this lower limit is typically in the range of 200 to 400 bp (Waldman 2008) and is presumably due to a need for adequate stability of intermediate structures involving a displaced strand (see Figure S1).
