Sentence examples for considered more stable from inspiring English sources
As each bubble burst, these large institutional investors moved into other markets, each traditionally considered more stable than the last.
Several job candidates turned down the prestigious school for work in other countries where science funding is considered more stable.
Typically, they rely on methanol (also known as methyl alcohol, or wood alcohol), which is considered more stable, but less powerful, than compressed hydrogen.
The Antarctic ice sheet has long been considered more stable than Greenland's, but research published last month suggested that it, too, could melt much faster than previously thought.
Mr. Zegna said menswear brands, which he considered more stable and having customers who were more loyal than those in women's wear, should have invested across the world ahead of the crisis.
MRAM, which stands for magnetoresistive random access memory and has been in development since the 1990s, is intended to improve on current memory technology because it uses less power than conventional designs and is considered more stable.
Because the Netherlands has a nationwide population-based cancer registry, reference values can be taken efficiently from the registry and can be considered more valid and stable than estimates taken from a specific (smaller) control group.
Because property taxes are not as vulnerable to economic swings, they are generally considered a more stable source of income.
With sales of recorded music down in almost every country in the world, publishing is considered a more stable business that the sale of CDs and downloads.
However, certain glaciers even in East Antarctica, where the Halley Research Station is located — typically considered the more stable part of the ice shelf — have become increasingly vulnerable in the past few years.
They say that his $3,000 tax credit falls far short of what it takes to buy a substantial family plan, and that he relies too much on the market of individual health insurance rather than buttressing the employer-based system of group coverage, considered far more stable.
