Sentence examples for count on a stable from inspiring English sources
Unlike your home PC, where you can normally count on a stable connection, many of us play games on our phones while we're in transit, when you can hardly rely on your cell phone's reception to hold up.
In order to heat conveniently a large spectrum of metals and metallic alloys in vacuum and in the presence of plasma, as mandatory for efficient PIII, it is necessary to count on a stable heat source, able to provide steady temperatures in the range of 200 °C to more than 1000 °C.
Amgen is also counting on a stable of new drugs to augment its sales.
In the global economy, no worker can count on a long stable career.
Euclid Tsakalotos, the finance minister who negotiated the bailout deal, said that Greeks could now count on a more stable government.
No matter what the results of the uprising, Egypt will be a volatile nation, no longer a country that the United States can count on to maintain a stable, peaceful Middle East.
For example, in my article in the Huffington Post on January 31 , 2011 titled: "The Outlook for Egypt and the Middle East Is Grim" I stated that "no matter what the results of the uprising against Mubarak, Egypt will be a volatile nation, no longer a country that the United States can count on to maintain a stable, peaceful Middle East".
They would be forced to devise a new, forward-looking agenda to benefit even their own constituencies, like ensuring that American business can draw on an educated, healthy work force; can rely on modern public infrastructure; and can count on stable, transparent financial markets.
AS long as Americans could count on stable prices for gasoline, they did not have much interest in vehicles that ran on anything else.
Unless CUNY and SUNY can count on stable and predictable revenues, and have the flexibility to use them effectively to assure a high quality of instruction and research, these great universities will slowly wither, taking the state's economy along with them.
