Sentence examples for a sort of stable from inspiring English sources
Following the Sunday Mail scooping the Darwinius story two weeks ago, this missive was sent out in a sort of stable door/horse scenario.
The "wisdom of the crowd," so often evoked but so seldom demonstrated, cannot depend on an equal number of people being totally wrong in opposite ways, producing a sort of stable system of bias.
And now, once again, Sheikh Sharif is the only viable leader that has a modicum of a chance to deliver any sort of stable government.
Nor is any sort of stable policy.
One thing led to another and now it is difficult to ever imagine getting back into any sort of stable job.
Of the four Maktoum brothers, he is the largest investor in thoroughbreds and the creator of Godolphin Stable, a sort of all-star stable made up of the family's best horses.
While Everett himself did not do so, one might nevertheless designate a special set of branches of the global absolute state, say, those that satisfy exhibit an appropriate sort of stable diachronic identity, to represent worlds, or emergent worlds, or approximate emergent worlds.
They have the practical experience of the past few years to show that such a task is best done with some sort of stable working parliamentary majority.
"It's one more really powerful force that makes it difficult to get some sort of stable governing majority," said a Republican pollster, Bill McInturff, who advised John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign.
After a long decline you'd expect a site like MySpace to plateau and find some sort of stable group of users.
