Sentence examples for a relatively stable pace from inspiring English sources

At the time of the 1996 debate, inflation had fallen to a relatively stable pace of about 3 percent a year, eliminating much of the unpredictability that had plagued the economy.

Cameroon is looked upon by most western governments as a relatively stable place.

The world was a relatively stable place when Obama left office, but look at us now.

A relatively stable exchange rate also enhances a reserve currency's economic attractiveness.

In a fast paced industry, the problems tend to become apparent quickly; declining CEOs in a relatively stable environment can get away with it for longer.

The aurora is a relatively stable feature at high latitudes.

Kerouac had grown up in a relatively stable family.

And by guaranteeing a consistent supply, fishermen were able to promise a relatively stable market.

But, Dr. Downing said, only greater definition was overlaying "a relatively stable set of attitudes".

It leaves us with a relatively stable market: one that coincidentally protects boomers' accumulated housing wealth.

For the discounters, it's been a relatively stable story.