Sentence examples for close to stabilizing from inspiring English sources

His proposals don't come close to stabilizing our debt-to-G.D.P. ratio at the level we need".

The press tour of the site, the first since disaster struck March 11, appeared to be Tokyo Electric Power Company's way of declaring its confidence that it was close to stabilizing the plant.

"It still indicates that the euro zone economy was close to stabilizing in the second quarter after a year of deep overall contraction, and it still seems likely that the region returned to growth in the third quarter, albeit modest," he said.

"We cannot come close to stabilizing temperatures" unless humans, by the end of the century, stop adding more CO2 to the atmosphere than it can absorb, said W. David Montgomery of Charles River Associates, a consulting group, "and that will be an economic impossibility without a major R.& D. investment".

We don’t see complete fallout, but rather the underlying economic conditions appear to not be close to stabilizing.

"It's close to stabilizing.

"The asset protection scheme for Lloyds brings the government another step closer to stabilizing the U.K. banking sector," wrote van der Veer.

The opposition axis between the thumb and forefinger was aligned close enough to stabilize the object, aided by friction, and the resulting grasp is judged as stable (Fig.  15h).

We observed an accelerated autoxidation of MPDP+/1.2-MPDP under more alkaline conditions (Fig. 5C, D), while more acidic conditions (e.g., close to mitochondria) stabilized MPDP+.

Alternatively, long chains of nodes are favoured before they close upon themselves to stabilize.

"This is especially true when you realize that the U.S. Treasury has invested close to $154 billion to stabilize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac," and they "are spending tens of millions of dollars for executive compensation".