Sentence examples for buttress stability from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty may lead to lower consumption and investment, which is why governments should aim for rules that buttress stability.

Mr. Spitzer recommended this month that the racing association continue to run the three state racetracks as a nonprofit entity and receive substantial state aide to rescue it from bankruptcy and buttress its financial stability.

The anterior cortical contact after head neck sliding can also provide rigid buttress for secondary stability [ 23, 24].

President Xi Jinping's administration has tightened control over almost every aspect of civil society since 2012, citing the need to buttress national security and stability.

Some of the most striking pinnacles crown the piers of flying buttresses, on which, although primarily decorative, they enhance the stability of the buttresses, helping to counteract the lateral thrust of the vault.

He also argued that the Fed "remains unwaveringly committed to price stability" and that buttressing growth was "the best way to continue to deliver the strong economic fundamentals that underpin the value of the dollar".

[16] found that the locked buttress plate provided significantly greater fixation stability than the standard plate or blade plate, both before and after cycling in axial loading.

They are a buttress rather than a threat to financial stability.

Mr Campbell buttressed his case by citing 3 years of economic stability since the euro was first launched: Germany's trade with other eurozone countries had risen by 18% since 1999 while Britain's had fallen by 5%.

The convergence combined with the cohesive nature of fine-grained soils creates a buttressing effect that slows soil movement and increases the stability of the hillside within the hollow.

Valgus osteotomy and internal fixation with dynamic hip screw and 120° double angle barrel plate plays a twofold role: it converts the shearing forces into the compression forces by placing the fracture site perpendicular to the resultant of body weight forces; and it buttresses the head of femur from below to improve stability provided by the internal fixation [12].