We are going through an extraordinary crisis, but we believe that taken - if you take the steps that we've already taken with respect to housing, with respect to small businesses, if you look at what we're doing in terms of increasing liquidity in the financial system, that the steps that we're taking can actually stabilise the economy and get it moving again.
"This challenge is the hardest of all, to actually stabilise the club and try and be part of that over the next few years with the new television deal," he said.
Of course, in the long run, a lot of this is due to the ongoing effects of colonialism, and the economy in Zimbabwe is actually stabilising.
Once he had stabilised, he actually let go.
The same goes for increased trading by hedge funds, which can take short positions (betting on a fall in shares rather than a rise)—although the greater liquidity they offer may actually help to stabilise markets.Now the finger is pointing at the attempts by banks and investors to reduce their own risk of market exposures.
"Once you start being able to concentrate," promises Walker, "you'll actually start to stabilise," and by the end of my three minutes I had begun to do this, though I am not surprised to hear the the ride will be attended by a box of sick-bags.
"The difficulty is knowing exactly when things have stabilised enough to be actually attempt a long-term reinstatement.
That really de-stabilised me.
The presence of equivalent amounts of FIH-1 in tumour and adjacent kidney suggested that FIH-1 may actually be reducing HIF activity in this setting; HIF- α subunits would be abnormally stabilised (because VHL is absent), but HIF transcriptional activity would be limited by the action of FIH-1 in the presence of oxygen, which would hydroxylate the CTAD and reduce co-activator recruitment.
By early 1925, Yeats' health had stabilised, and he had completed most of the writing for "A Vision" (dated 1925, it actually appeared in January 1926, when he almost immediately started rewriting it for a second version).
