Sentence examples for feel stabilising from inspiring English sources

The appointment this week of Russell Slade as our eighth manager in nine years – until the end of the season – does not yet feel stabilising.

But the majority of these people have fled for their own preservation, and the situation will not stabilise until they feel able to return to their own countries.

Big Sam pointed out that he has only had to worry about West Ham being relegated in six weeks of four seasons in charge and one can't help feel that his ability to stabilise the Hammers after a decade of see-sawing from the Premier League to the Championship has not been fairly recognised.

He added: "I feel strongly that we have to stabilise the border … We have to have a strong border, otherwise we don't have a country".

Guus Hiddink has stabilised Chelsea's season and restored the feel good factor at the club by making the players feel 'free' to express themselves after returning to Stamford Bridge in the wake of Jose Mourinho's dismissal last December.

But after 16 turbulent months in which he has been credited with stabilising the operation, it is understood that he also felt it was an appropriate time to depart after publication of the Leveson report into press standards.

It still sometimes feels like spring New management, old divisions Glum for gays ReprintsThe job of stabilising the country has fallen to Alexandre-Ferdinand Nguendet, who now heads a transitional assembly.

Nearly a month on, my country feels unfamiliar, its howl against the future still echoing around its four nations, its politics stabilising a little, but perhaps, like Werner Herzog's boat in Fitzcarraldo, merely pausing in an isolated calm while malevolent rapids whip and pull at it.

"The results suggest people feel a national unity government would be the best way of bridging the divisions in the country and stabilising the situation here," he said.

Things appeared to be stabilising.

Let alone stabilising the economy".