Sentence examples for craving stability from inspiring English sources
"You have to tell a society that has been craving stability that stability will not save you.
Craving stability after the war, he argued, people had set up such institutions to direct their lives — more benign versions of Weber's bureaucracy.
Many Egyptians, craving stability after years of political turmoil, backed Sisi's crackdown, described by the government as an effort to stamp out Islamist militant terrorists.
A refrain often heard here and across Russia is that the distressing years right after Communism's collapse left people craving stability and a sturdy economy far more than Western-style democracy.
THAT America's department of justice has dropped its opposition to the merger of American Airlines and US Airways will come as a profound relief not just for the two carriers, but to an industry craving stability after years of turbulence.
While such stands may be nothing more than clever negotiating strategies to win concessions, any sign that Greece may be headed for a poisonous stalemate is sure to rattle other European leaders -- and creditors -- craving stability.
So people crave stability and order.
She's very spontaneous and I crave stability and security.
It is thus understandable if hapless health managers now crave stability above everything else.
And as before, the Taliban are resurgent because the people crave stability.
