Sentence examples for bring about any stable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, Christ arose from the dead and demonstrated in this way as well the inability of death to prevail and bring about any stable change in the world.

The publication of Vindication caused considerable controversy but failed to bring about any immediate reforms.

As we do not use any future frame in the pattern generation process, the proposed scheme does not bring about any frame delay.

The results showed that C60 suspensions did not bring about any alteration in AChE activity (P = 0.7701; Figure 4).

In a speech last month, Mr. Kerry said the goal of the United States should be to bring about "a stable, free Iraq with a representative government, secure in its borders".

But the demise of Doe's corrupt, abusive regime failed to bring about stable democratic government.

True security will only be achieved if we use all our resources – aid, diplomacy, our military prowess – to help bring about a more stable world.

By closing one of the last chapters of World War II, a reconciled Poland and Russia could bring about a more stable and united Europe.

"She fought the election on the basis that it was her campaign; it was her decision to call the election, it was her name out there; she was saying she was doing it to bring about strong and stable government.

Moreover, a strong synergistic effect between the Zn and Co occurs during the lithiation/delithiation process, where the Zn and Co are acting as mutually beneficial matrix ions to effectively alleviate the large mechanical stress caused by the severe volume change, and thus bring about high and stable capacity.

In short, lower budget deficits, lower interest rates and no inflation failed to bring about either a stable currency or prosperity – monetary union backed by an evolving political union notwithstanding.