Sentence examples for be stable enough from inspiring English sources

Doctors judged Bourdin to be stable enough to return to Carey's trailer.

WHY IT DOESN'T Their quarterback situation won't be stable enough to navigate the tough SEC West.

The market needs to be stable enough so we can take those bets.

For his part, Mr. Taylor allowed his spokesman to say tonight that it was not yet clear when the situation would be stable enough for him to leave.

It believes that once all parties drop attempts at regime change, Syria will be stable enough to think about its desired future, with or without Assad.

He said that she then had to wait another three weeks to see if the elbow would be stable enough to play without surgery.

The encouragement was helpful, as were introductions to big manufacturers, but Chadwick couldn't get the fragile clay to be stable enough.

"They want a failure of America in Iraq, but they hope the country will be stable enough not to destabilize Iran," said a Western diplomat in Baghdad with extensive experience in the region.

Some of the nuclides might be stable enough that researchers would be able to probe their reactivities and other chemical properties, which is not possible with other heavy-element nuclides.

The functional reality would be roughly the same as that expressed by the new Franciscan paradigm — people moving from one set of marriage vows to another, receiving Communion at both the start and the end of the journey — but the surrounding forms would be stable enough to claim continuity.

Another might be stable enough to repel the electron and be in turn propelled by it.