Sentence examples for comparatively stable and from inspiring English sources
Latin music has been comparatively stable, and Universal had been keen to position itself to market to Spanish-speaking music fans amid broader demographic shifts in the United States population.
Despite its proximity to Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen, countries torn apart by violence and civil war, Ethiopia is comparatively stable and has become a major contributor to peacekeeping efforts across the continent.
The root mean square fluctuation showed high motional flexibility at N-terminal residues because of structural alterations whereas the active site region comprising of a loop was comparatively stable and showed low fluctuations.
But while my physical state remains comparatively stable and secure here, living in such isolation at this extreme can affect my psychological well-being, taking it through its own elliptical and precarious orbit through the Antarctic darkness — an important aspect of this kind of research.
"We have eight tribes in our district but if a shura is not representative of all eight it will never work .Relying on tribal structures may work best in the south-east of the country, where the tribes are comparatively stable and cohesive.
As the recession bites, can we afford, in England and Wales, to spend 2.5% of GDP on the criminal justice system, a higher per capita level than in any other EU country or the US? Now that prison numbers are comparatively stable and crime figures show another overall fall, ministers are in a good position to review how best to reinvest monies guided by the forthcoming Justice committee report.
But Mr. Ali and his friends, like Abdul Aziz Gamaradam, 19, and Ahmad Dawood Abdullah, 19, have a relatively stable and comparatively safe life here in this camp of nearly 17,000, and their main demand — other than the arrest of President Omar al-Bashir of Sudan for war crimes — is a high school in the camp, so they can continue their education and break the boredom.
Repeats with complex patterns have comparatively stable structures and conserved functions, which are generally called domain repeats.
The Atlantic period was generally warm and is divided into two parts: an older one with comparatively stable water level and a second one (between 7000 and 6300 cal yr BP) with two phases of higher water level separated by lowering at 6800 cal yr BP.
In Mito-DCA, the mitochondria targeting TPP cation was introduced via a comparatively stable amide linkage, and multiple DCA molecules were incorporated via tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane (Tris) using esterase-labile ester bonds.
a. Duke has been comparatively stable in IT leadership and school leadership compare with other schools and has benefitted as such.
