Sentence examples for be able to stabilise from inspiring English sources

Instead of the soil subsidence that had occurred in New Orleans for decades, we will now be able to stabilise both soil and water levels.

The latest man on the bench, Markus Gisdol, actually looks as if he might be able to stabilise the incoherently built team at a reasonable level after the club's worst-ever Bundesliga start.

We will work instead with vetted elements of Syria's moderate opposition so that they will be able to stabilise liberated areas and defend themselves against attacks by Isis or the regime.

The firm chose to stick it out, but sales rebounded only gradually.Mr Horn hopes that he will be able to stabilise sales as the new Golf finds its market.

Booker, who is expected to split his time between London and Manchester, said: "There are no quick fixes here, but with the support of the Co-operative Group, our staff and our loyal customer base, I am confident we will be able to stabilise and develop the franchise".

It would be great if they could just continue the story for beta members, because if they can't manage the site now with a handful of users (compared to what it would be if it was available to all) on one story, there is no way they will be able to stabilise it for the general public with all 7 stories.

Congress, meantime, has not been able to stabilise postal finances.

The plane was sent into a steep climb and then a dive, before the pilots were able to stabilise it.

If we take also the economy of Mali, the government has been able to stabilise the prices of the basic food stuff.

Stocked with IV bags, tourniquets, blood-­pressure monitors and oxygen, staff in the tent were able to stabilise victims with even the most gruesome injuries.

The percent hydrolysis also affects the extent to which PVA is able to stabilise colloids against the precipitating action of KCl.