Sentence examples for a somewhat stable from inspiring English sources

Rather, it just might become the model of a somewhat stable Central Asian state.

Even a somewhat stable trade can later show large losses under adverse conditions.

"We had a somewhat stable state in web video," Hachamovitch says.

The previous section (3.1) showed that the analyst is likely to observe a somewhat stable behaviour of the respondents after they have familiarised themselves with the experiment.

Astronomers now believe Pluto to be the largest member of the Kuiper belt, a somewhat stable ring of objects located between 30 and 50 AU from the Sun.

The romance is with Len, who is able to seduce Kate with expensive jewelry, trips to Europe, elegant dinners, and at the same time provide a somewhat stable male influence in her children's lives.

The Bush administration's grandiose original vision of transforming Iraq into a beacon of democracy that would alter the Middle East and drain the swamps of terrorism was scuttled and replaced by the more realistic goal of getting American forces out and leaving behind a country that was somewhat stable and, with luck, perhaps democratic and respectful of human rights.

In worms, for example, small duplications (Dp) of parts of a chromosome are only somewhat stable during mitosis.

I am a reasonably stable and somewhat self-analytical person (the latter did not just come with the territory of being a mental-health professional), but the last four months have been extremely discombobulating – the climax being the Strictly finals last Saturday night.

Beyond a national revolt, the U.S. government must also be concerned with the safety of their own nationals who are currently working to rebuild the country, or at least to keep it somewhat stable, in an already volatile time.

We all have a "persona" that's familiar and somewhat stable.