Sentence examples for attempting to stabilize from inspiring English sources

Surgical procedures to treat vestibular disorders generally are either corrective, attempting to stabilize inner ear function, or destructive, removing the parts of inner ear structures responsible for the patient's condition.

She was standing on a foam cushion with her left knee raised about four inches, attempting to stabilize herself on the right leg, which was sinking into the squishy surface of the thick pad.

From the children who lost parents in the crush of the earthquake, to those whose loved ones are still missing after the tsunami, to the scores of workers risking their health by heroically attempting to stabilize the Fukushima nuclear complex — there is no end to the tragic stories.

Finally, future research attempting to stabilize affect responsivity could include trial-by-trial affect assessment to verify that participant affect is not varying significantly within trial blocks.

These decisions may also have profound long term effects on the landscape by removing livestock as a potential management tool in attempting to stabilize the state change the rangelands are undergoing as a result of cheatgrass invasion.

Trump said in April that he did not see a role for the U.S. in attempting to stabilize Libya, but that he would continue to fight ISIS.

Like Keynes, he maintained that government policy should attempt to stabilize the price level and that bank deposits were of paramount importance to the money supply.

Adalbert Krieger Vasena, minister of economy and labour, attempted to stabilize the economy by again devaluing the currency and then undertaking programs in electric power, steel, roads, and housing.

The only way to help mitigate these threats is to attempt to stabilize Pakistan, and then, in the longer term, construct a strategic partnership that breaks the patterns of the past and promotes normalization of ties between India and Pakistan.

By traveling throughout the country, we also became well acquainted with civilian leaders and the different warlords, and encouraged other nations in the region (primarily Nigeria) to attempt to stabilize the country so that a democratic government might be established.

In response, on March 23, the Confederate Congress authorized Treasury Secretary Christopher Memminger to attempt to stabilize Confederate currency by trading 30-year bonds returning 6 percent for the existing non-interest bearing notes.