Sentence examples for build up a stable from inspiring English sources
"We continue to lower our cost base and build up a stable earnings platform to contribute to economic growth," Nomura's chief executive, Koji Nagai, said in a statement accompanying the earnings release.
In the coming months, as Mrs. Clinton mulls a 2016 presidential bid, the foundation could also serve as a base for her to home in on issues and to build up a stable of trusted staff members who could form the core of a political campaign.
The idea of the floating-fixed-bed reactor is to build up a stable bulk bed, which is floating on the inlet gas stream from pyrolysis and oxidation.
Ada3p, Ada2p and Gcn5p build up a stable complex, which forms the catalytic core of all Gcn5p-containing HATs [35].
In the training phase (25 trials), the probe interval was always the same as the sample in order to build up a stable reference memory of the standard duration.
4. While it is important to be engaged in international collaborative tobacco control research, development assistance is seldom sustainable enough to ensure that a country can build up a stable research base over time.
Imagi gradually built up a stable of computer graphics specialists and expanded into TV production work; it moved on to animate DreamWorks' Father of the Pride TV series on NBC in 2003.
It launched the company last year and has built up a stable of CIOs through word of mouth, email marketing, Facebook ads and LinkedIn.
The website quickly became a hub for people who shared these views and he built up a stable of writers willing to milk male frustration for clicks.
Sherman, who's currently writing a book on Fox News for Random House, looks at how Ailes -- who built up a stable of possible presidential contenders after the 2008 election, including Sarah Palin -- isn't so pleased with their chances at beating President Barack Obama in 2012.
Miller and McAuley (2005) argued that the participants may have built up a stable memory trace for the single SOA used (500 ms), which eliminates the advantage of multiple observations.
