Sentence examples for continue to be stable from inspiring English sources
"In 2014 the NHS was ranked the best and most efficient in the world by the independent Commonwealth Fund, and waiting times for patients continue to be stable despite the NHS doing a million more operations a year than in 2010," a spokeswoman said.
Thanks to the stimulus, overall investment in highway, bridge and transit projects was up 12 percent through November 2009, and the market should continue to be stable, if not grow slightly -- absent additional state and local financing cuts -- through this year.
It was peppered with phrases such as that the internet "should be preserved as" or "continue to be" stable, unfragmented, fertile, open and so on.As Rafal Trzaskowski, Poland's minister in charge of information technology, puts it, "any changes must preserve the principle of 'do no harm'".
The releases after this point should continue to be stable.
This is where, in our models, the crust is already completely dehydrated and the water is chemically bound in the DMM because of the presence of phase A, which will continue to be stable at larger depths as well.
Maureen Wren, a D.E.C. spokeswoman, discounted the declining recycling rates reported by the Long Island towns and said that "according to the information reported by municipalities and private firms to D.E.C., the amount of materials recycled statewide continues to be stable".
But, he assured them, "the social and political situation in Vietnam continues to be stable".Yet Vietnam's reputation as a reliable, low-risk investment destination has already been tarnished, according to a few senior executives in Ho Chi Minh City. Lee Jong Hoe of the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry, for example, says the riots caused members of this group at least $13m in damages.
The patient continued to be stable at the time of reporting (April 2003), and had experienced no adverse events.
After six months of therapy, if patient continues to be stable, they are provided two monthly drug supplies (compared to monthly supplies prior to this time).
We found that the age-adjusted CJD death rate in the United States is similar to published estimates of the crude incidence of CJD worldwide and has continued to be stable from 1979 through 1994.
