Sentence examples for been a relatively stable from inspiring English sources
For the discounters, it's been a relatively stable story.
For decades, this had been a relatively stable and blissful arrangement: she was an acutely talented cook.
These operators fear the creation of a formidable rival that will upset what has been a relatively stable market.
True, it has been a relatively stable year for the stock market — but even that 777-point swoon back in 2008 was just a 7-percent change.
After the volatility of last year's results, Ofqual said it had been a "relatively stable period for qualifications", but warned that schools should always expect some variation in results from year to year.
It has been a relatively stable country that sits in a volatile and strategic neighborhood, is already part of NATO and, despite its current economic troubles, possesses a vibrant underlying economy.
"It's a relatively stable government; property laws are democratic.
Is it just simply the case that Jack Garratt is a relatively stable young man making palatable electronic pop?
"What you may get is a relatively stable regime maintaining procedural democracy at the expense of human life in Aceh," he said.
It did not, however, surprise Slavoljub Djukic, a journalist and family biographer whose 16 years of research have convinced him that Milosevic, while certainly a war criminal, is a relatively stable and mentally healthy person.
