Sentence examples for as a very stable from inspiring English sources

Then there was his tweet this past weekend, in response to Michael Wolff's new book, "Fire and Fury," about his status as "a very stable genius," which was almost self-nullifying: would a stable genius, or even a slightly wobbly, reasonably intelligent person, reveal his insecurities in such a manner?

With companies such as Neo Technology supporting a very stable and scalable open source product, the technology is sure to now start to find its way into enterprises and become popular with application developers.

The relatively low presence of Ca compared to Mg could be attributed to increasing sulphate activity taking place as CaSO4 is a very stable molecule and sparingly soluble in water.

Additionally, as ΔFosB is a very stable and long-lasting protein, even if you stop using the drug it can exert its effects for weeks after.

As dsDNA has a very stable structure, nature has invented nucleic acid nanobiomotors, namely DNA helicases to do the job, and the process is powered by ATP hydrolysis.

Another story is the 'oxygen transport' category as exemplified by a very stable levels of expression of HBB (hemoglobin β chain) and several other hemoglobin-related genes found in the list between WBC and OO sets.

Likewise self-efficacy appears to be a very stable construct as well.

"I remember him as a beautiful person, a very stable person full of energy.

Mike Beltzner, the director of Firefox, was in New York City today and dropped by my office to talk about Firefox 3.5, which is now officially being rolled out as a "preview" version (a very stable beta) to everyone using the current 3.5 beta.

The nitrogen atoms go from a less stable, high-energy state (such as in NO3 or NH4), to a very stable, low-energy state (such as in N2), with the excess energy being released very rapidly, even explosively.

"It's a very stable business that does as well in a bad economy as in a good one," Gores said.